Submitting Your RFI
Helping ensure assessment accuracy
Some County residents have received mail correspondence from the County regarding an assessment request for information. If you're one of these residents, we would like to encourage you to complete and submit your request for information. In doing so, you are helping the County ensure the accuracy of your assessment.
To process these assessments accurately and efficiently, the County has developed a request for information (RFI) form to help gather essential details about residents' properties. Once submitted, this information assists our assessors in their evaluation; in many cases, circumventing the need for an in-person inspection.
An Efficient Assessment Process
By completing the RFI, you help the County's assessors gather necessary information remotely. This means they may not need to physically enter your property, minimizing disruptions to your daily routine and ensuring an efficient assessment process.
If the RFI is not completed, our assessors will rely on alternative methods such as aerial photos, previous documents, and other available data sources. While these methods are useful, they may not capture all the unique aspects of your property, potentially leading to an incorrect assessment. If the information on the RFI is fabricated or has been omitted by the property owner this may lead to a higher tax bill.
Submitting the RFI is pretty straightforward, but there are a few steps involved. If you're looking for a bit of guidance, please consult the video below.
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