Other duties of the Assessing Department include processing personal property statements, exemptions, splits, combinations, and address assignment. This includes agricultural, commercial, industrial, residential, developmental, and personal (machinery, equipment, furniture, fixtures, and signs used by private businesses) property classes. The General Property Tax Act (Act 206 of 1893) requires us to assess at 50% of true cash value all assessable property as of December 31 of each year. Our responsibilities include annually producing the assessment rolls, maintaining ownership records and property descriptions for taxation purposes, the inspection of existing properties along with any new construction. The Assessing Department’s primary mission is to value all legally assessable property in a uniform, fair, and impartial manner in accordance with the laws of the State of Michigan. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us or visit our office. If a taxpayer has a request for an inspection or production of records that are maintained by the assessor’s office, they can call or e-mail one of the above contacts in our department and we will set up an appointment or e-mail the information requested.Ī taxpayer can meet with an Assessing Department employee or can call or e-mail the above contacts to informally discuss or resolve disputes before the March meeting of the Board of Review. This also applies to in-person meetings with an official or an employee of the assessor’s office for purposes of discussing an inquiry. If a taxpayer has any questions, or requests to speak with someone from this department, they can call or e-mail one of the above employees. The Assessing Department office hours are Monday through Friday 8 am to 4pm except for observed holidays.Īn estimated response time for taxpayer inquiries is usually within one or two business days but not to exceed 7 business days.
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