What are your rights and responsibilities?

As a property owner your rights include knowing how the assessor arrived at the values placed on your property. You have the right to look at the public records and ask questions. Please feel free to call or come into the Assessor’s office and discuss the matter. Staff will be happy to answer your questions about the appraisal. If, after discussing values with the assessor or staff your opinion of the value of the property differs from the Assessor’s Our office you have the legal right to protest your property value if you believe it is incorrect. We encourage property owners to reach out to us with any new information on your property that we may have missed. We want to do our best to make sure your property is being assessed fairly, correctly, and equitably.

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1. What does it mean?
2. Does everyone get a notice?
3. Why did I receive this notice of valuation?
4. What are your rights and responsibilities?
5. What is the property classification of property?
6. Why did the Full Cash Value go up?
7. Can the Limited Property Value go up and the Full Cash Value go down?
8. How can the Full Cash Value Increase In a depressed market?
9. How is my Real Property Taxed
10. Why am I receiving a tax bill or Notice of Value for a mobile home that I no longer own?
11. Did every property owner get the same increase/decrease?
12. Why did the value go up when I have done nothing to the property?
13. Are there any exemptions offered that assists in property tax relief?
14. What can I do about the increase?
15. Are my taxes going up?