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County Assessor Describes Value Notice and 30-Day Protest Window
Summary
The county assessor said a value notice contains the assessor's valuation for a property, that owners should check it for accuracy and tax savings, and that recipients have 30 days to review and file a protest if they disagree.
A resident reported receiving a value notice and asked what it means. The county assessor explained that the value notice is the assessor’s information about a property’s assessed value and urged owners to verify accuracy and any tax savings that might apply.
The assessor said the value notice is used to calculate property taxes at year-end and that owners have 30 days from receipt to review the notice and, if they disagree, visit the assessor’s office to file a protest: "tiene 30 días para revisar esa información y, si no está de acuerdo, puede venir con el asesor y hacer una protesta."
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