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The Assessor's Office creates the tax roll annually by identifying, locating, and valuing all property subject to ad valorem taxes in the County.
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Assessor’s 2020 Annual Notice of Value mailed February 1, 2019
This statement advises property owners of their 2020 property value for tax purposes. IT IS NOT A TAX NOTICE.
If the property owner decides to file a petition for review with the County Assessor’s Office, they must do so no later than 60 days after the postmark on their "Annual Notice of Valuation" or the deadline date as indicated on the notice. The required form can be found on the Assessor’s website or requested by phone or in person.
Sign up now for Electronic Notifications! Some of the benefits of E-Notifications are:
Fast. E-Statements will be received days before paper statements would arrive in the mail.
Efficient. E-Statements contain the same information as traditional paper notifications.
Environmentally Friendly. E-Statements conserve resources (paper).
Cost Effective. E-Statements lower printing and mailing cost.
E-Notification instructions can be found on the Notice of Value or on the Assessor’s website
Heading: Assessor’s Office is now accepting applications for all Property Tax Assistance Programs
WIDOW/WIDOWER AND DISABLED PERSONS INDIVIDUAL EXEMPTION:
Reduces the assessed value of an individual’s real estate, mobile home or automobile.
Deadline to apply with the Assessor’s Office: March 1st
SENIOR VALUATION PROTECTION OPTION:
“Freezes” the property valuation of a Primary Residence owned by seniors.
Deadline to apply with the Assessor’s office: September 1
st
Age, income and other eligibility requirements may apply.
RELIGIOUS/NON-PROFIT EXEMPTION
Deadline to apply with the Assessor’s office: March 1
st.
Please visit the Assessor’s Property Tax Assistance web page or contact the Assessor’s office for more information.