Yearly events for the Assessor and Taxpayer
January 1 ~
All taxable property is listed and valued based on its status as of this date for the following year's tax roll.
February 2 ~
First half of taxes must be received (if paid in installments).
Due by April 15 ~
All personal property (equipment and furnishings) must be listed on a Declaration Schedule and returned to the Assessor to avoid penalties.
Due by April 30 ~
Taxes must be received (if paid in whole) to the Treasurer's office.
May 1 ~
Taxpayer is notified of valuation of real estate via Notice of Valuation.
May 1 to June 1 ~
Assessor hears protests for real property valuations.
June 15 ~
Taxpayer is notified of personal property valuations via Notice of Valuation.
By June 15 ~
Second half of taxes must be received (if paid in installments) to the Treasurer's office.
June 15 to July 5 ~
Assessor hears protests for personal property valuations.
By July 15 ~
Senior Property Tax Exemption form must be completed and returned.
July 15 to August 5 ~
County Board of Equalization hears appeals for real and personal
property valuations.
By August 25 ~
Valuations are certified to each of the taxing entities in the county.
By December 15 ~
Taxing entities certify levies to the Board of County Commissioners.
By December 22 ~
Board of County Commissioners certify tax levies.