Lafayette Parish Tax Assessor Search 2026: Map & Records

Lafayette Parish, Louisiana • verified August 12, 2026

Find a Lafayette Parish Parcel, Tax Bill or Map

Use the Lafayette Parish Assessor for assessment values, parcel maps, exemptions and property characteristics; the Sheriff’s Tax Department for parish tax notices and payments; and the Clerk of Court for deeds, mortgages and conveyance records.

This guide shows the correct free search route for owner and address lookups, map-by-address research, 2026 assessment review, homestead and valuation-freeze relief, millage rates, tax bills, payment problems and recorded land documents.

Choose My Search Search Step by Step 2026 Review Dates

Real estate owner/address search GIS / Beacon The Assessor’s simple owner-name box is not the residential real-estate owner search.

Assessment review Aug. 17–31* *Tentative 2026 dates published in the Assessor’s annual report; confirm before relying.

Appeal submission Sept. 8* *Tentative; Board of Review meeting shown as Sept. 15.

Parish tax collector Sheriff Tax bills and payments are separate from Assessor valuation records.

Fast Answer: Where Should You Search?

For a house, lot or commercial real-estate parcel, use the Lafayette Parish Assessor’s Real Estate Map & Search. For an exact assessment number, the Assessor’s property-search page also works. For parish property-tax notices, balances and online payment, use the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Tax Department. For deeds, mortgages, conveyances or UCC records, use the Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court.

Important owner-search correction: the owner-name field on the Assessor’s standard Property Search page searches Business Personal Property records only. For residential or other real-estate owner searches, use the Assessor-linked GIS/Beacon Real Estate Map & Search.

Independent-site notice: AssessorPropertySearch.org is an editorial guide. It is not the Lafayette Parish Assessor, Sheriff’s Office, Lafayette Consolidated Government, Clerk of Court or Louisiana Tax Commission.

Assessor, Sheriff Tax Collector or Clerk of Court?

Lafayette Parish property information is split among different offices. Start with the job you need completed rather than searching every government database.

Assessment, parcel map, owner or exemption

The Assessor identifies, locates and values taxable real and personal property, tracks ownership changes, maintains parcel maps and property characteristics, and administers exemptions and special-assessment programs.

Lafayette Parish Assessor Open Assessor Website

Parish tax notice, payment or delinquency

The Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office acts as tax collector for parish property taxes. Use its tax portal for tax-year, parcel, taxpayer-name, address and bill-number searches.

Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Tax Department View Parish Tax Help

Deed, mortgage, conveyance or UCC

The Clerk of Court maintains recorded land records. Use it when you need an act of sale, conveyance history, mortgage, release, UCC filing or document copy.

Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court Review Online Land Records

Assessment review or appeal

Discuss the assessment with the Assessor during the review period first. If unresolved, the local Board of Review hears timely assessment complaints before any further Louisiana Tax Commission appeal.

Assessment review route Contact Assessor

How to Search Lafayette Parish Property Records for Free

The official appraisal and tax lookup tools can be searched without paying a private people-search service. Use the correct search system for the property type.

Decide whether the property is real estate or business personal property

A home, vacant lot or commercial parcel belongs in the Real Estate Map & Search. Business inventory, equipment and similar taxable business assets use the Assessor’s Business Personal Property search.

Start with the cleanest identifier

Use an assessment or parcel number when you have one. Otherwise use the address or owner information available in the real-estate GIS system.

Simplify the search when nothing appears

Use fewer words. For tax searches, the official portal recommends the last name or first word of a business, and for address searches it recommends the street number plus first word of the street name or the street name alone.

Verify the parcel before relying on it

Compare the address, assessment/parcel number, owner display, municipality and property description. Similar names are not enough to confirm a property.

Review the assessment and map

Check fair-market/assessed-value information, parcel context, land/building details and exemption indicators where available.

Move to the responsible office for the final action

Use the Sheriff’s tax portal to pay taxes and the Clerk of Court to verify a recorded deed or mortgage. Do not treat one database as proof of every property fact.

Lafayette Parish Property Search by Owner

The phrase “search by owner” means two different things on the Lafayette Assessor website, depending on the property type.

Property type	Correct owner-search route	Important detail
House, lot, land or other real estate	Real Estate Map & Search / Beacon GIS	Use the map/search system for real-estate parameters beyond an assessment number.
Business personal property	Assessor Property Search	The Assessor explicitly says its Owner Name field searches Business Personal Property records.
Property-tax notice	Sheriff online tax portal	Search by taxpayer name; use only the last name or first word of the business if needed.
Legal ownership history	Clerk of Court conveyance records	Use recorded documents when ownership must be legally verified.

Recent sale: if the Assessor still displays the previous owner, do not conclude the deed failed to record. Assessment ownership updates and Clerk recording/indexing happen in separate systems.

Lafayette Parish Property Search by Address

For residential real estate, the Assessor-linked GIS is the best starting point. For the tax bill, the Sheriff’s tax portal has its own address-search field.

Real-estate assessment

Use the official Assessor-linked Beacon system to locate the parcel, assessment data and map context.

Tax notice

Search the Sheriff tax portal by address. If the complete address fails, enter the street number and first word of the street name.

Municipality check

LCG’s property-address resources can help determine whether an address is in Lafayette, Carencro, Broussard, Duson, Scott, Youngsville or an unincorporated part of the parish.

Search example: if 1400 North Example Road returns nothing in the tax search, try 1400 Example. If that fails, try Example and compare parcel numbers and taxpayer names.

Lafayette Parish Property Search Map by Address

The Assessor maintains a GIS parcel-base map and links its real-estate search through Beacon. This is the correct map-based route for a house, lot or commercial real-estate parcel.

Assessor Real Estate Map & Search

Use this for parcel location, owner/assessment research, nearby parcels and map-based property lookup. Beacon supports name, address and parcel-number searching.

Official Assessor-linked GIS vendor Open Real Estate Map

LCG Property Address Resources

Use Lafayette Consolidated Government address information when you need to verify an official municipal address or determine the municipality/unincorporated-area context.

Lafayette Consolidated Government Check Property Address Help

Map boundary warning: parcel lines are useful for assessment research, not as a substitute for a legal survey, recorded plat, deed description or professional boundary determination.

What the Lafayette Parish Assessor Record Can Tell You

Record item	Useful for	Limitation
Assessment / parcel number	Exact repeat searching and matching tax/property records.	Confirm you are using the correct number for the specific portal.
Owner display	Assessment-administration ownership clue.	Not final title proof.
Property address	Locating the real-estate parcel.	Mailing address can differ.
Fair market value	Understanding the Assessor’s valuation conclusion.	Not the amount of tax due.
Assessed / taxable value	Starting point for applying exemptions and millages.	Different exemptions and taxing districts affect the final bill.
Land and improvements	Understanding how the parcel and buildings are represented.	Not replacement-cost or insurance valuation.
Exemptions	Checking whether applicable property-tax relief is reflected.	Some municipal taxes are not covered by Louisiana homestead exemption.
Parcel map	Visual parcel and neighborhood context.	Not a legal survey.

Lafayette Parish Property Tax Rate: How Millage Really Works

There is no single Lafayette Parish property-tax percentage that applies identically to every property. The total depends on taxable assessed value, exemptions, parishwide millages, special districts and the municipality where the parcel is located.

1 mill

One mill equals $1 of tax for each $1,000 of taxable assessed value.

Parish millages

School, law-enforcement, roads, drainage, library, airport, assessment and other authorities can impose separate millages.

Municipal millages

City of Lafayette, Broussard, Carencro, Duson, Scott and Youngsville properties can have additional municipal millages.

Illustrative math only: if a parcel has $20,000 of taxable assessed value and the combined applicable rate were 90 mills, the rough tax would be $20,000 × 0.090 = $1,800. The 90 mills in this example is not a quoted Lafayette 2026 rate.

Why we do not publish one “2026 Lafayette Parish tax rate”: the Assessor’s latest published tax-roll documents available on its forms page are 2025 materials, and taxing authorities set millages annually. Use the current official estimator and final tax notice rather than reusing last year’s combined rate.

2025 millage context that still helps explain 2026

The Assessor’s 2025 Annual Report lists separate school, sheriff/law-enforcement, courthouse, juvenile detention, drainage, roads, library, airport, economic-development, assessment-district, Bayou Vermilion and municipal millages. It also notes that the 3.12-mill library authorization was scheduled to expire in 2026, which is another reason not to blindly copy the 2025 total into a 2026 tax estimate.

Official Lafayette Parish Assessor tax estimator Open Property Tax Estimator

2026 Assessment Review and Appeal Dates

Louisiana uses an assessment-roll review and Board of Review process rather than the Texas-style May protest system used on some other county guides.

August 17–31, 2026 — tentative assessment review period

The Lafayette Assessor’s annual report lists a 15-day period for taxpayers to inspect, discuss and seek correction of their assessments.

September 8, 2026 — tentative appeal-submittal deadline

The same official report identifies September 8 as the tentative deadline for submitting a Board of Review appeal.

September 15, 2026 — tentative Board of Review meeting

The report lists September 15 for the local Board of Review meeting.

After Board of Review — Louisiana Tax Commission

A taxpayer dissatisfied with the local Board of Review determination may pursue the state appeal route under applicable Louisiana procedures.

After Tax Commission — district court

Louisiana law provides a judicial-review path with a short filing window after the Tax Commission’s final decision.

Do not treat the three 2026 local dates above as final until confirmed. The Assessor’s own annual report labels them tentative and subject to change. Confirm the current review/Board of Review schedule before filing or relying on a deadline.

State timing framework: Louisiana law generally requires a 15-day public inspection period outside Orleans Parish, beginning no earlier than August 15 and ending no later than September 15. Board of Review complaints must follow the applicable advance-submission rules.

Official Assessor contact for current review dates Confirm 2026 Review Dates

Prepare Evidence Before Challenging an Assessment

The Assessor says a taxpayer seeking a reduction should be prepared to show why the parish assessment exceeds market value.

Useful value evidence

Recent arms-length sale of the subject property.
Comparable nearby property sales.
Independent appraisal or real-estate professional opinion.
Photos documenting adverse property condition.
Repair estimates or inspection findings.
Correct measurements or property-characteristic evidence.

Prepare your argument

Assessment number and address.
Current Assessor value.
Your requested value.
Short explanation of each comparable.
Explanation of condition differences.
Copies of the evidence you want reviewed.

Best first move: speak with a Deputy Assessor during the assessment-review period. If the facts can be corrected informally, you may not need a formal Board of Review appeal.

Lafayette Parish Homestead Exemption

Louisiana’s homestead exemption can exempt up to $7,500 of assessed value—equivalent to the first $75,000 of market value—for a qualifying owner-occupied homestead.

Basic rule

The property must be owned and occupied as the qualifying homestead.
The Louisiana constitutional homestead can include qualifying land and residence within statutory limits.
The Lafayette Assessor says the exemption remains as long as you reside on and own the qualifying property.

What it does not mean

It does not make all property taxes disappear.
It does not automatically cover a separate second house or commercial building on the parcel.
The Assessor’s annual report notes that homestead exemptions do not apply to municipal taxes.

Other Lafayette Parish exemption categories

Relief type	Current Assessor guidance
Disabled veteran 50–69%	The 2025 annual report lists a $10,000 homestead exemption for qualifying disabled veterans.
Disabled veteran 70–99%	The report lists a $12,000 homestead exemption.
100% disabled veteran	The report describes a total homestead exemption for a qualifying applicant.
Qualifying surviving spouse	A qualifying unmarried surviving spouse may be eligible for exemption of the full assessed value of the homestead under the stated conditions.
First responder	The Assessor report describes an additional $2,500 homestead exemption for qualifying first responders.
Agricultural use	The Assessor says agricultural property can qualify for use-value assessment when it meets acreage or production requirements.

Official Lafayette Parish Assessor

Review Homestead Information Open Exemption Forms

Senior, Disability and Veteran Assessed-Value Freeze

Lafayette Parish calls this the Special Assessment Level. It can freeze the qualifying assessed value, but it does not freeze millage rates or guarantee the same tax bill every year.

Qualification route	Documents highlighted by the official form
Senior citizen	Driver’s licence and prior-year federal tax return.
Permanently / totally disabled	Driver’s licence, prior-year federal tax return and Social Security disability determination letter.
Disabled veteran / service widow	Driver’s licence, prior-year federal tax return and VA documentation showing veteran status and disability rating.

2026 income threshold conflict: the Assessor homepage still displays $100,000, while the Assessor’s annual report lists $102,700 and Louisiana law provides for annual CPI adjustment beginning in tax year 2026. Confirm the current qualifying AGI directly with the Assessor before filing.

Senior freeze duration

The official Lafayette application says a granted senior-citizen Special Assessment remains valid until the property is sold or no longer qualifies for Homestead Exemption.

Disability / veteran renewal

The same form states that the Disabled Veteran or Disabled Individual Special Assessment must be renewed yearly.

Official Special Assessment Level form Open Special Assessment Application

Lafayette Parish Tax Collector Property Search

For parish property taxes, the Sheriff tax portal is more useful than the Assessor once your question becomes “What do I owe?” or “Has this tax notice been paid?”

Search field	Best use	Search tip
Notice # / Bill #	Most exact route when the tax notice is in front of you.	Enter the identifier exactly.
Parcel #	Connect an assessment parcel to the tax notice.	Compare property/address before paying.
Taxpayer name	Find a notice when you know the owner/taxpayer but not the bill number.	Use the last name or first word of the business.
Address	Search a known property location.	Try street number + first word, or street name alone.
Tax year	Separate current and prior notices.	Always verify year before payment.

Multiple notices: the official payment portal allows users to add more than one tax notice to the payment cart. Verify every parcel separately before submitting the combined payment.

Wrong-parcel risk: the official portal warns that Lafayette Parish is not responsible for erroneous payments. Compare tax year, parcel, taxpayer and property address before paying.

Official Lafayette Parish online property tax portal Search Parish Tax Notices

Pay Lafayette Parish Property Taxes Online

Accepted online methods

E-Check.
Visa.
MasterCard.
American Express.
Discover.

Before payment

Confirm tax year.
Confirm parcel number.
Confirm taxpayer name.
Confirm property address.
Review the transaction fee shown by the payment system.
Save the payment confirmation.

Browser problem: the Sheriff’s current instructions say pop-up blockers may need to be temporarily disabled while using its property-tax payment system.

The Sheriff confirms that transaction fees apply to the available electronic payment methods, but the final fee should be checked in the live payment workflow rather than copied from an unrelated Sheriff’s payment service.

Official Sheriff’s property-tax payment page Review Tax Payment Instructions

City of Lafayette Property Tax vs Lafayette Parish Property Tax

A Lafayette address can create two different “tax collector” searches. Parish taxes are handled through the Sheriff’s tax system. City of Lafayette property-tax billing has its own LCG process.

Tax type	Office / system	Current published rule
Lafayette Parish property tax	Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office Tax Department	Search/pay through the Sheriff’s parish online-tax system.
City of Lafayette property tax	Lafayette Consolidated Government	City notices are mailed annually near the end of November and become delinquent after December 31.
City delinquency	LCG City Property Tax	LCG says 1% interest per month is assessed after delinquency and penalty begins in February.
City partial payment	LCG City Property Tax	LCG says city property-tax assessments must be paid in full; partial payments are not accepted.

Do not assume homestead eliminates City of Lafayette tax. The Assessor’s annual report specifically notes that Louisiana homestead exemptions do not apply to municipal taxes.

Official Lafayette Consolidated Government Review City Property Taxes

Delinquent Taxes and the 2026 Property Tax Lien Auction

The Sheriff’s current tax page states that the 2026 City/Parish online delinquent property-tax lien auction ran June 10–11, 2026. Registration and 2026 auction payment deadlines have therefore already passed.

If you are researching a delinquent property now, do not follow an old 2026 auction-registration date. Search the current tax account and use the Sheriff’s current tax-sale information or Lafayette Consolidated Government’s adjudicated-property resources where applicable.

Official current tax information Check Current Delinquent-Tax Information

Lafayette Parish Deed, Mortgage and Conveyance Search

Use Assessor records to identify the parcel, but use the Clerk of Court when you need the recorded transaction or legal land-record history.

Find the property first

Use the Assessor map to save the owner name, parcel/assessment number and property description.

Estimate the transfer period

Use a purchase date, prior owner or known mortgage date to reduce a broad land-record search.

Search the Clerk land-record index

The eSearch system includes Mortgage, Conveyance and UCC index searching for Lafayette Parish.

Compare parties and property details

Do not choose a document only because the owner name looks similar.

Request a copy when needed

The Land Records/Copy Department accepts copy requests by email, fax, mail or in person and requires payment before processing.

Online land-record availability

Record	Published online coverage
Mortgage index	Beginning January 1, 1935.
Conveyance vendor index	Beginning January 1, 1935.
Conveyance vendee index	Beginning January 1, 1966.
Document images	The Clerk states image viewing begins January 1, 1935.

Free vs subscription: the Clerk homepage says a free index search for land records is available through the eClerks LA portal. Its dedicated eSearch service also offers subscription access and document-image options. Decide whether you need only an index clue or actual document-image access before paying.

Official Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court

Review Online Land Records Request Land Record Copies

How to Change the Mailing Address on a Lafayette Parish Property Record

The Assessor publishes Form AC-01 for mailing-address changes. The form changes correspondence sent by the Lafayette Parish Assessor and Tax Collector; it is not a deed or legal ownership-transfer form.

Form AC-01 asks for

Property owner of record.
Assessment number.
Property address.
Property description.
New mailing address.
Reason for change.
Phone number.
Owner or legally authorized corporate representative signature.

Multiple properties: the official form instructs users to submit separate forms for multiple assessment numbers.

The form lists return mailing to Lafayette Parish Assessor Information Department, Attn: Address Change, P.O. Box 3225, Lafayette, LA 70502-3225.

Official Lafayette Parish Assessor Form AC-01 Open Mailing Address Change Form

Lafayette Parish Assessor and Tax Collector Addresses

Office	Use it for	Verified contact
Lafayette Parish Assessor	Assessment, real-estate map, exemptions, valuation review and property data.	213 West Vermilion St., Lafayette, LA 70501 337-291-7080 Mon–Thu 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; Fri 8:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Lafayette Parish Sheriff Tax Department	Parish property-tax notices, payment, delinquency and tax-sale questions.	1010 Lafayette St., 4th Floor, Lafayette, LA 70501 337-236-5880 Mon–Thu 7:30 a.m.–4:45 p.m.; Fri 8:00 a.m.–4:15 p.m.
Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court	Deeds, mortgages, conveyances, UCC and recorded land documents.	800 S. Buchanan St., Lafayette, LA 70501 Main: 337-291-6400 Land Records: 337-291-6300
City of Lafayette Property Tax	City property-tax billing and ordinary city-payment questions.	Walk-in location published by LCG: 2701 Moss St. 337-291-8272 Mon–Fri 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Assessor call script

“I’m calling about assessment number [number]. I need help with the 2026 [value / owner record / homestead / Special Assessment] and want to know the correct review or form process.”

Sheriff Tax call script

“I’m calling about parcel or tax notice [number] for tax year [year]. I need to verify the [balance / payment / delinquent status / tax-sale status].”

Clerk call script

“I need a Lafayette Parish land record. I have the party name, approximate recording date and property information, and I need help identifying the correct conveyance or mortgage record.”

Common Lafayette Parish Property Search Problems

Problem	Likely reason	Best next step
Owner-name search finds no house	You used the Business Personal Property owner-name field.	Open the Real Estate Map & Search instead.
Address returns no tax notice	Address is too detailed or formatted differently.	Use street number + first word of street name, then street name alone.
Owner name returns nothing in tax search	Business/trust formatting or too many words.	Use last name only or first word of the business name.
Property map works but tax bill is missing	Assessor and Sheriff databases serve different functions.	Copy the parcel/assessment identifier and search the tax portal separately.
Tax amount seems too high	Millage, municipal tax, exemption or tax-year difference.	Compare taxable assessed value, homestead status, municipality and current millages.
Senior freeze didn’t freeze total tax	Special Assessment Level freezes qualifying assessed value, not millage.	Compare current millage rates with the prior year.
Prior owner is displayed	Recent transfer has not fully updated in appraisal records.	Verify conveyance with the Clerk, then contact the Assessor.
Need proof of ownership	Assessor data is being used like title evidence.	Use Clerk conveyance records and obtain professional title help when legally necessary.
Map line conflicts with fence	GIS is not a legal survey.	Review deed/plat and obtain a professional survey.
Payment screen does not open	Browser pop-up blocker.	Temporarily allow the official Sheriff’s tax-payment popup, then restore the browser setting.

New Lafayette Parish Property Owner Checklist

Verify the recorded conveyance or deed with the Clerk of Court.
Find the parcel in the Assessor’s Real Estate Map & Search.
Save the assessment/parcel number.
Check whether the owner display has updated.
Confirm the Assessor mailing address.
Review property characteristics for obvious errors.
Apply for Homestead Exemption if eligible.
Check whether a Special Assessment or additional exemption applies.
Search the Sheriff’s tax portal separately for tax notices.
Confirm whether City of Lafayette municipal tax also applies.
Save tax-payment confirmation and land-record references together.

Official Lafayette Parish Property Links by Task

Use these links for the final live lookup, calculation, payment, form or recorded-document action after the correct office has been identified.

Real Estate Map & Search

Residential, land and commercial real-estate map/assessment research.

Open GIS Search

Assessment-number / business search

Exact assessment-number search and Business Personal Property owner-name search.

Open Assessor Search

Property tax estimator

Unofficial tax planning based on jurisdiction, property type, value and exemption assumptions.

Open Tax Estimator

Parish tax search

Notice/bill number, parcel, taxpayer, address and tax-year search.

Search Tax Notices

Assessor forms

Mailing address, Special Assessment, firefighter/first-responder and business forms.

Open Forms

Land records

Mortgage, conveyance, UCC and recorded-document access information.

Open Clerk Records

Lafayette Parish Tax Assessor Property Search FAQs

What is the official Lafayette Parish tax assessor property search?

Use the Lafayette Parish Assessor’s Real Estate Map & Search for houses, land and commercial real estate. The Assessor’s standard Property Search can search an assessment number, but its owner-name field is specifically for Business Personal Property records.

Can I search Lafayette Parish real estate by owner name?

Yes, but use the Assessor-linked Real Estate Map & Search rather than the owner-name box on the standard Property Search page. The Assessor says that standard owner-name field searches Business Personal Property records only.

Can I search Lafayette Parish property records by address for free?

Yes. Use the Assessor-linked Real Estate Map & Search for parcel and assessment research. The Sheriff’s tax portal also provides a free address field for finding parish tax notices.

How do I search the Lafayette Parish property map by address?

Open the Assessor-linked Beacon Real Estate Map & Search and use the address search. For official address or municipality questions, Lafayette Consolidated Government also provides parish property-address resources.

Who is the Lafayette Parish property tax collector?

The Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office handles parish property-tax collection. Use its Tax Department and online tax portal for parish tax notices, payments, delinquency and related collection questions.

What is the Lafayette Parish property tax rate?

There is no single rate that applies identically to every property. The total depends on taxable assessed value, exemptions, parish and district millages, and any applicable municipal millages. One mill equals $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable assessed value.

What are the Lafayette Parish 2026 assessment appeal dates?

The Assessor’s annual report lists August 17–31, 2026 as the tentative Assessment Review Period, September 8 as the tentative appeal-submittal deadline and September 15 as the tentative Board of Review meeting. The report says these dates are subject to change, so confirm them with the Assessor before filing.

How much is the Lafayette Parish Homestead Exemption?

The Louisiana Homestead Exemption can exempt up to $7,500 of assessed value, equivalent to the first $75,000 of market value, for a qualifying owner-occupied homestead. It does not automatically eliminate every municipal tax.

Where do I pay Lafayette Parish property taxes online?

Use the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s official tax-payment page or its linked online property-tax portal. The portal supports E-Check and major cards and applies transaction fees. Verify the parcel, taxpayer, address and tax year before paying.

Where can I find Lafayette Parish deeds and mortgage records?

Use the Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court. Its land-record resources include Mortgage, Conveyance and UCC indexes, with document images available for many records beginning January 1, 1935.

Finish the Property Search With the Correct Record

For real estate, begin with the Lafayette Parish Assessor’s GIS map rather than the Business Personal Property owner-name box. Verify the parcel and assessment, then move to the Sheriff’s tax portal only when you need a tax notice or payment.

Use the Clerk of Court when the question becomes legal ownership, deed, mortgage or conveyance history. For a 2026 assessment dispute, check the current review and Board of Review dates before the tentative published deadlines pass.