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Cole County officials warn residents about 2027 reassessment field work
Summary
A commissioner said the assessor’s office will begin 2027 countywide residential reassessment field work and that inspectors will leave door hangers and wear vests; officials emphasized postcards or visits do not mean a property’s value has already changed.
A Cole County commissioner announced that the county assessor’s office is beginning field work for a 2027 countywide residential reassessment and urged residents to expect postcards and visits from field staff.
“The assessor's office is beginning field work for the 2027 countywide residential reassessment,” the commissioner said, adding that staff will wear vests and leave door hangers to indicate they had visited a property. The official emphasized: “It's not an indication that a property's value has already changed.” The announcement directed residents to a local Tribune article for additional information.
County officials said the field work is part of the normal reassessment process intended to ensure property records are accurate and up to date. The commissioner also noted that inspectors will not enter private property or take photos without permission and that contact is intended to verify records, not to imply a finalized change in valuation.
