Sevier County Property Assessor 2026: Search & Tax Records

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Sevier County, Tennessee • 2026 reappraisal guide

Find the Correct Sevier Property Record

Start with Tennessee Property Assessment Data for Sevier County owner, address and parcel searches. Use the Assessor of Property for value and classification questions, the Trustee for the tax bill, and the Register of Deeds when you need the recorded legal document.

This 2026 guide also explains the countywide reappraisal, parcel maps, correction-versus-appeal rules, Tax Relief, Tax Freeze, Greenbelt, business property and city-tax checks for Sevierville, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.

Choose the Right Tool Search a Property Explain My 2026 Value
TPAD tax year 2026 Sevier is county number 078 in Tennessee Property Assessment Data.
Reappraisal year 2026 Current Sevier parcel records identify 2026 as the countywide reappraisal year.
TPAD update July 19, 2026 The public Sevier search currently reports this data-update date.
Assessor phone 865-453-3242 Thomas King, Assessor of Property, Sevierville courthouse.

Fast Answer

If you searched for Sevier County property assessor, the official Tennessee title is Assessor of Property. For most property lookups, open Tennessee Property Assessment Data, select Sevier County and search by property address, owner name or parcel ID. The current public database is showing 2026 assessment information.

If your question is “How much tax do I owe?” use the Sevier County Trustee rather than the Assessor. If you need proof of a deed, lien or plat, use the Register of Deeds.

Wrong-state warning: Sevier County also exists in Arkansas. This page is for Sevier County, Tennessee—Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Pittman Center, Wears Valley and surrounding county areas.
Independent guide: AssessorPropertySearch.org is not the Sevier County Assessor, Trustee, Register of Deeds or Tennessee Comptroller. Use official government/vendor action links only after the task is explained below.

Which Sevier County Property Office Handles Your Task?

The biggest search mistake is expecting one office to handle assessment, tax collection, deed recording and maps.

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Assessor of Property / TPAD

Use for market value, assessed value, property class, owner display, parcel data, factual property characteristics, Greenbelt, business personal property and local assessment questions.

Official Tennessee Comptroller assessment database Search Sevier Property Records
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Sevier County Trustee

Use for county property-tax records, bill amount, payment, receipt, delinquency, Tax Relief and the Sevier County Property Tax Freeze program.

Current Trustee online tax portal Search Sevier County Taxes
D

Register of Deeds

Use for deeds, deeds of trust, liens, releases, plats and recorded legal instruments. A TPAD ownership field is not a certified deed or title report.

Current office verified through UT CTAS Verify County Record Offices
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County / State Equalization Appeal

Use when a disagreement over value or classification cannot be resolved informally and a formal assessment appeal is required.

Tennessee State Board of Equalization Review Appeal Process
Plain-English rule: the Assessor determines the property assessment. The Trustee collects county tax. A city collector may collect city tax. The Register records the deed.

How to Search Sevier County Property Records

Use the official statewide system before paying a private property-record site. Sevier is one of the counties maintained directly in Tennessee Property Assessment Data.

Open TPAD and choose Sevier County

Select Sevier County, county number 078. Confirm that the result page says Tennessee and Tax Year 2026.

Start with one simple field

Use the property address, owner name or parcel ID. Do not fill every Advanced Search field unless you know each value exactly.

Use Advanced Search only when needed

Advanced Search can narrow by owner, address, subdivision, classification, sale-date range, control map, group and parcel.

Match the parcel carefully

Confirm property location, January 1 owner, control map/group/parcel, subdivision, class and other property facts before relying on the record.

Review the 2026 value and assessment

Check land market value, improvement value, total market appraisal, assessment percentage and assessed value separately.

Move to the right final-action office

Use the Trustee for tax payment, GeoViewer for map context, the Register for legal documents or the Assessor/Equalization route for a value dispute.

Open Official TPAD Search

Search by Owner, Address, Parcel ID, Map or Subdivision

Information you have
Best field
Micro-level search fix
Street address
Property Address
Try street number + street name. If needed, remove ZIP, city, direction, punctuation and unit information.
Owner name
Owner
Try the last name alone, then add the first name. Also consider trust, LLC, estate or spouse-name variations.
Parcel ID
Main search or Advanced Search
Copy the complete parcel ID. Do not confuse it with only the control-map or parcel component.
Control map
Advanced Search
TPAD separates Control Map, Group and Parcel into their own fields.
Subdivision
Subdivision Name
Enter the distinctive portion of the subdivision rather than every abbreviation.
Approximate sale date
Sale Date Start / End
Use a wider range, then narrow by address, owner or subdivision.
Vacant/rural tract
Parcel ID / map / subdivision
A text address may not exist or may not be the best parcel identifier.
Smoky Mountain parcel tip: cabins, vacant lots, resort tracts and rural mountain parcels can be easier to identify through parcel ID, subdivision and GeoViewer than through mailing-style address searches.

How to Read a Sevier County TPAD Property Record

A detailed Sevier parcel can show assessment, location, sales and physical data. Each field answers a different question.

Record field
What it means
What it does not prove
January 1 Owner
Ownership carried for the January 1 assessment date.
That a later deed transfer has already updated or that this is a title opinion.
Property Location
Physical location used by the assessment system.
That it matches the owner mailing address.
Control Map / Group / Parcel
Components used to identify the parcel in Tennessee assessment records.
That another tax/deed portal uses exactly the same formatting.
Land Market Value
Appraised market value allocated to the land.
That land could necessarily sell for that exact figure today.
Improvement Value
Appraised value assigned to buildings/improvements.
Replacement cost or insurance coverage.
Total Market Appraisal
Combined market appraisal used for assessment purposes.
The actual property-tax amount due.
Assessment Percentage
Statutory percentage based on property classification.
That all Tennessee property uses 25%.
Assessment
Appraised value multiplied by the statutory assessment percentage.
Final tax without applying the applicable local rate.
Plat Book / Page
A useful clue for matching the parcel to recorded subdivision information.
A substitute for the actual recorded plat.
Sale History
Recorded transaction information used for assessment research.
That every displayed sale was arm’s length or suitable as a comparable sale.
Building / Land Information
Appraisal characteristics such as building count, acreage, utilities, zoning or neighborhood data.
Permit approval, legal zoning opinion or professional survey findings.

2026 Is a Sevier County Reappraisal Year

Current TPAD parcel records identify 2026 as Sevier County’s reappraisal year. Tennessee reappraisal updates real-property values countywide rather than waiting for each parcel to sell.

Value rose, facts are correct

Compare the 2026 market value with credible comparable-market evidence before deciding whether an appeal is justified.

Value rose, facts are wrong

Document the factual error first. A square-footage, acreage, ownership or physical-description problem may involve a correction route rather than only a valuation argument.

Value rose, tax amount unknown

Do not multiply the full market value by a tax rate. First apply the statutory assessment percentage and identify county/city rates.

Certified-tax-rate protection: Tennessee’s certified-tax-rate process is designed so a countywide reappraisal does not automatically create the same proportional increase in total local property-tax revenue simply because the tax base increased.
Official Tennessee certified-tax-rate explanation Understand Reappraisal & Certified Rate

Correction or Appeal? Use the Right Route

Tennessee distinguishes a correctable factual/data error from a disagreement requiring appraisal judgment. This difference can save time.

Issue
Usually looks like
Best starting route
Coding / entry / transcription error
Wrong number entered into the assessment record.
Ask the Assessor about correction of error.
Ownership error
Incorrect owner carried in the assessment record.
Bring deed/recording evidence to the Assessor.
Location / physical-description error
Wrong building area, missing demolition or incorrect physical description with clear documentation.
Request assessor review/correction promptly.
Market-value judgment
You believe condition, location or comparable sales support a lower value.
Preserve the County Board assessment-appeal route.
Quality / depreciation judgment
You disagree with condition rating or how depreciation affects value.
Assessment appeal rather than simple clerical correction.
Correction deadline is not unlimited: Tennessee’s assessment schedule says eligible corrections generally must be requested or initiated before March 1, no more than the second year following the tax year being corrected. Contact the Assessor rather than relying on this summary for a particular parcel.

How to Appeal a Sevier County Property Assessment

A formal appeal should identify the disputed value/classification and present evidence supporting a more accurate result—not simply point out that the 2026 number increased.

Save the 2026 TPAD record and notice

Write down the parcel ID, appraised value, assessment percentage, assessment, classification and the date of any change or County Board notice.

Check whether the dispute is factual or valuation-based

A clear data error may be correctable. A judgment about market value, depreciation or comparability normally requires the assessment-appeal route.

Contact the Assessor of Property

Ask whether Sevier offers informal review and confirm the local County Board filing deadline. An informal conversation does not preserve formal appeal rights by itself.

Use the County Board of Equalization

Tennessee generally requires a disputed assessment to be appealed to the County Board before further State Board review.

Calculate the State Board deadline from the actual notice

A State Board appeal is generally due by August 1 of the tax year or within 45 days after notice of the County Board action was sent, whichever is later.

Resubmit evidence at the state level

Tennessee warns that evidence used at the County Board is not automatically part of the later Administrative Judge record.

August 18, 2026: the general August 1 date has passed. A taxpayer whose County Board decision notice was sent later may still be within the separate 45-day period. Calculate from the actual notice instead of assuming the case is automatically late.

Evidence that is more useful than “my value jumped”

Evidence
How to strengthen it
Comparable sales
Explain acreage, square footage, condition, age, location, features and sale-date differences.
Damage / condition photos
Connect the condition to a quantified effect on value where possible.
Repair estimates
Identify the problem, scope and realistic cost rather than submitting an unexplained total.
Recent appraisal
Use an appraisal with a relevant effective date and understandable comparable analysis.
Recent purchase
Show whether the transaction was arm’s length and why it reflects January 1 market value.
Physical-data correction
Use survey, measurements, deed, demolition documentation or another authoritative record.
State guidance is unusually specific: a countywide reappraisal increase by itself does not invalidate an assessment; unsupported statements of overvaluation are generally insufficient; and comparable sales are stronger when meaningful differences are analyzed.
Official Tennessee State Board of Equalization Review / File State Appeal

How Sevier County Assessed Value and Tax Are Calculated

A property’s market appraisal is not the tax bill. Tennessee uses statutory assessment ratios before any county or city tax rate is applied.

Property type
Assessment ratio
Residential real property
25%
Farm real property
25%
Commercial / industrial real property
40%
Business tangible personal property
30%
Public utility property
55%
Assessed value: appraised value × assessment ratio.
Estimated tax: assessed value ÷ 100 × applicable tax rate.

Residential example

A residential property appraised at $400,000 has an assessed value of $100,000 at the 25% residential ratio.

If the applicable rate were a purely hypothetical $2.50 per $100 assessed value, the calculation would be $100,000 ÷ 100 × $2.50 = $2,500.

The $2.50 figure is an example, not Sevier County’s 2026 rate. In a reappraisal year, verify the adopted county rate and any city rate before estimating the final bill.
Official Tennessee calculation guide See Tennessee Tax Formula

Sevier County Property Assessor Map and Parcel Viewer

Use the Tennessee Comptroller GeoViewer when address search is difficult or you need parcel-location context. The June 2026 GeoViewer guide says the application displays parcel boundaries and property ownership/location information for participating Tennessee counties, including Sevier.

Good uses for GeoViewer

  • Locate a vacant or rural parcel.
  • Identify the parcel around a cabin/resort development.
  • Review nearby parcel context.
  • Confirm map and parcel identifiers.
  • Cross-check a subdivision or tract.

Do not treat GIS as

  • A legal boundary survey.
  • Title proof.
  • An easement determination.
  • A fence-location guarantee.
  • A substitute for a recorded plat.

Identify the parcel in GeoViewer, then compare the parcel ID with TPAD. Move to recorded deeds/plats and a qualified surveyor when the question is legal rather than informational.

Official Tennessee Comptroller GeoViewer Open Property Map

Search the Sevier County Property Tax Bill

Use the Trustee once the question changes from “What is the assessed value?” to “What tax is due, paid or delinquent?”

Current tax-search portal

The current Sevier County Trustee CitiSen portal is the live tax-search/payment route. The page requires JavaScript in the browser.

Sevier County Trustee payment/search vendor Open Trustee Tax Search

Trustee contact

Faye Loveday, Trustee
125 Court Avenue, Suite 212W
Sevierville, TN 37862
Phone: 865-453-2767

Normal Tennessee tax-year timing

First Monday in October

Current-year county property taxes generally become due and payable.

February 28

Normally the final date to pay the preceding year’s county taxes without interest.

March 1

The preceding year’s taxes normally become delinquent.

Do not use the old TennesseeTrustee Sevier page as your current ledger. Search engines still surface an older Sevier page showing a July 2023 update. Use the current Trustee portal above and confirm the year before paying.

Check Whether a Separate City Property Tax Applies

A Sevier County parcel can also be inside Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg or Pittman Center. County assessment does not mean the county is the only taxing jurisdiction.

Sevierville

The City offers a city-limits verification map and separate city property-tax payment methods. Its current tax page says city tax is billed October 1 and due no later than February 28.

City Hall: 865-453-5504

Sevierville Tax Information

Pigeon Forge

The City Finance Department is responsible for tax collection and other municipal financial operations. Verify city jurisdiction before assuming a separate city bill applies.

City: 865-453-9061

Pigeon Forge Finance

Gatlinburg

Gatlinburg has a separate online property-tax payment path. Its current payment page lists third-party transaction fees, so review the final checkout amount before submitting.

Property Tax: 865-436-1408

Gatlinburg Property Tax
Cabin-owner check: a mailing address saying “Sevierville” does not by itself prove the parcel is inside Sevierville city limits. Use the assessment/map jurisdiction information or the municipality’s verification tool.

Find Sevier County Deeds, Liens and Plats

Use TPAD to identify the property, then use the Register of Deeds when you need the recorded legal instrument.

Save the TPAD identifiers

Record the owner, parcel ID, subdivision, plat book/page, property address and approximate sale date.

Decide which document you need

A warranty deed, quitclaim deed, deed of trust, release, lien and subdivision plat answer different questions.

Search or contact the Register

Use party names, recording period, book/page or other available document information.

Match the legal description

Do not assume a document belongs to the parcel simply because the party name matches.

Request the appropriate copy

Ask the Register what copy type is needed for your closing, legal, title or research purpose.

Sevier County Register of Deeds

Cyndi Pickel
125 Court Avenue, Suite 209W
Sevierville, TN 37862
Phone: 865-453-2758

Legal-record warning: TPAD and GeoViewer are property-tax research tools. They do not replace a certified deed, title examination, recorded plat or professional survey.

2026 Tennessee Property Tax Relief in Sevier County

Tax Relief is a state reimbursement program—not an exemption from receiving or paying a property-tax bill. Applications start with the county Trustee or, for qualifying city tax, a city collecting official.

Applicant
2026 core requirement
Income / value limit
Elderly homeowner
Age 65 on or before Dec. 31, 2026; own and use the home as primary residence.
Maximum 2025 income $38,470; relief calculated on up to $33,600 market value.
Disabled homeowner
Disabled on or before Dec. 31, 2026; own and use home as primary residence.
Maximum 2025 income $38,470; relief calculated on up to $33,600 market value.
Disabled veteran
Primary residence plus a qualifying service-connected disability and 2026 F-16 consent form.
Relief calculated on up to $175,000 market value.
Widow(er) of qualifying disabled veteran
Primary residence, 2026 F-16S, death certificate/ID and applicable surviving-spouse requirements.
Relief calculated on up to $175,000 market value.

When and where to apply

  • Contact the Sevier County Trustee to apply.
  • If the property is inside city limits, the city collecting official may also be relevant for city-tax relief.
  • The 2026 brochure says you may apply after receiving the 2026 property-tax bill.
  • The application deadline is 35 days after the delinquency date.
  • Taxes must also be paid by that date.
  • Application status can later be checked through the Comptroller Tax Relief status search.

Income-document preparation

Elderly / disabled homeowner

Be prepared for income evidence such as a tax return, 1099, W-2 and documentation of other income sources.

The 2026 brochure says full income documentation is required when a sole owner is within $100 of the limit or when co-owners’ combined income is within $200 of the limit.

Veteran / surviving spouse

Veteran eligibility uses VA information released through the 2026 F-16 or F-16S consent process. A surviving spouse also needs the documentation required by the current program, including death certificate and identification.

Two easy-to-miss rules: Tax Relief applies only to one primary residence in a tax year, and the state FAQ says spouse income information is required for eligibility even when the spouse does not live at or own the property.
Processing time is not fixed. Tennessee says processing depends on workload. Do not promise yourself a specific approval date; use the official application-status search.
Official 2026 Tennessee Property Tax Relief
Tax Relief Program 2026 Tax Relief Brochure

Sevier County 2026 Property Tax Freeze

Sevier County has participated in Tennessee’s local-option Tax Freeze since 2008. The 2026 county income limit is $49,190.

Basic 2026 qualification

  • Own the principal residence in a participating jurisdiction.
  • Be 65 or older by the end of the application year.
  • Meet the $49,190 Sevier County income limit for 2026.
  • Apply through the Trustee/collecting official.
  • Reapply each year.

What “freeze” means

For a qualifying owner, the base property-tax amount is generally established in the first qualifying year and remains limited while the owner continues qualifying.

The state notes that improvements increasing value or moving to another residence can change the base amount.

2026 reappraisal relevance: a qualifying Tax Freeze participant can be especially interested in the program during a reappraisal year because the state program is specifically designed to limit qualifying taxes even when a countywide reappraisal occurs.
Official Tennessee Property Tax Freeze Review Sevier Tax Freeze

Sevier County Greenbelt: Application, Late Filing and Rollback Risk

Greenbelt can value qualifying agricultural, forest or open-space land based on present use rather than highest-and-best-use market value. The application goes to the county Assessor of Property.

Greenbelt issue
Current Tennessee rule
First application
Agricultural, forest or open-space applications must generally be filed by March 15.
Approved application
The approved application must be recorded with the Register of Deeds, and the applicant pays the recording fee.
Late continuation application
If continuing a prior classification after disqualification notice, a late application can be accepted within 30 days with a $50 late fee paid to the Trustee.
Ownership change
Reapplication is required when ownership as of January 1 changes.
Use changes
Leaving qualifying use can result in rollback-tax liability.
Application denial
A timely denial can be appealed first to the County Board and then the State Board.
Rollback-tax appeal
Rollback-tax liability is appealed directly to the State Board under its specific deadline rules.
Official Tennessee Greenbelt guidance Review Greenbelt Rules

Business Tangible Personal Property in Sevier County

Business equipment is assessed separately from the real estate. This matters for cabin-management companies, attractions, retail, restaurants, offices and other businesses owning taxable tangible personal property.

February 1

County assessors mail tangible personal property schedules to business owners by this date.

March 1

Schedules should normally be completed and returned to the Assessor by this date.

May

Owners with changed values or forced assessments generally receive assessment-change notices.

County Board period

Business owners disputing an assessment can use the County Board appeal route.

Do not ignore the schedule: Tennessee says businesses that do not return a tangible personal property schedule can receive a forced assessment. Forced assessments do not have the same amendment right available to a timely filed schedule.

Business tangible personal property is generally assessed at 30% of the depreciated value reported or the applicable forced assessment.

Official Tennessee tangible personal property guidance Business Property Rules

New Sevier County Property Owner Checklist

After closing, the deed, January 1 assessor ownership field, county tax account and city tax system may not update at the same time.

Verify the property record

  • Confirm that the deed was recorded.
  • Save book/page or other recording information.
  • Search the parcel in TPAD.
  • Check January 1 owner versus the later deed transfer.
  • Verify acreage, building information and classification.
  • Save parcel ID, control map, group and parcel.

Verify the tax/program record

  • Search the current Trustee tax account.
  • Check whether a city tax also applies.
  • Confirm mortgage escrow responsibility.
  • Review Greenbelt continuation after ownership change.
  • Check Tax Relief / Freeze eligibility when relevant.
  • Keep the first paid tax receipt with closing records.

Fix Common Sevier County Property Search Problems

Problem
Likely reason
Best next step
Address returns no parcel
Formatting, rural addressing or vacant-land issue.
Remove extra address text; search owner, parcel ID, subdivision or GeoViewer.
Owner looks outdated
TPAD shows January 1 ownership while a deed changed later.
Verify the deed through the Register and ask the Assessor about the assessment record.
2026 value jumped
Sevier is in a countywide reappraisal year.
Check record facts, then build market evidence rather than appealing only the percentage increase.
Square footage / acreage is clearly wrong
Potential physical-description or entry error.
Gather authoritative documentation and ask the Assessor whether correction-of-error procedures apply.
Tax bill is not in TPAD
TPAD is an assessment database.
Use the Trustee tax portal.
Need current title owner
Assessor ownership is being used as title proof.
Use recorded deeds and appropriate title research.
GIS line conflicts with fence
Parcel GIS is not a legal survey.
Use recorded plats/deeds and a surveyor when a legal boundary matters.
August 1 has passed
General State Board deadline passed.
Calculate 45 days from the County Board notice because the later date can control.
Sevier County Arkansas result appears
Duplicate county name.
Verify Tennessee / Sevierville / phone 865-453-3242.
Mailing address is Sevierville but city tax is unclear
Postal address does not necessarily equal municipal jurisdiction.
Check the parcel’s city field/map and the relevant city-limit verification resource.

Sevier County Property Assessor Office and Phone Number

The office is officially called the Sevier County Assessor of Property.

Call-ahead rule: current public-counter hours for the Assessor were not reliably confirmable from the county’s own accessible page during this refresh. Call 865-453-3242 before driving to the courthouse instead of relying on an unverified business listing.

Record correction script

“I’m calling about Sevier parcel [parcel ID]. The 2026 TPAD record shows [specific field], but my documentation shows [specific fact]. Does this qualify as a correction of error, and what documentation should I submit?”

Appeal deadline script

“I’m calling about parcel [parcel ID]. My County Board or assessment notice was sent on [date]. What formal Sevier County appeal deadline applies, and what filing preserves my further appeal rights?”

Tax payment script

“I’m calling about parcel/account [number] for tax year [year]. Please confirm the county balance, payment status, receipt and whether Tax Relief or Tax Freeze paperwork applies.”

Sevier County Property Assessor FAQs

What is the official Sevier County property assessor search?

Use Tennessee Property Assessment Data, or TPAD. Select Sevier County and search by property address, owner name or parcel ID. The current Sevier database is displaying Tax Year 2026.

Who is the Sevier County Property Assessor in 2026?

Thomas King is the current Sevier County Assessor of Property. The office is at 125 Court Avenue, Suite 210W, Sevierville, Tennessee 37862.

What is the Sevier County Property Assessor phone number?

The current Assessor of Property phone number is 865-453-3242. Call for assessment values, classifications, factual property-record corrections, Greenbelt, tangible personal property and local appeal questions.

Can I search Sevier County property by owner name?

Yes. TPAD supports owner-name search. If the full name does not work, try a shorter last name or check business, trust, estate or prior-owner wording and confirm the result using the property location and parcel ID.

Where is the Sevier County property assessor map?

Use the Tennessee Comptroller GeoViewer for parcel-map and ownership-location context. The map is useful for research but is not a legal survey or title record.

Why did my Sevier County value change so much in 2026?

Sevier County is in a 2026 reappraisal year. First verify the physical property data and classification. If those are correct, compare relevant market evidence rather than assuming a percentage increase alone proves the assessment is wrong.

How do I appeal a Sevier County property assessment?

Start by contacting the Assessor and preserve the County Board of Equalization filing right. A State Board appeal is generally due by August 1 or within 45 days after the County Board action notice was sent, whichever is later.

Where do I pay Sevier County property taxes?

County property taxes are collected by the Sevier County Trustee, not the Assessor of Property. Use the current Trustee tax portal for the live balance and payment. A separate city tax can also apply inside an incorporated municipality.

Where do I find a Sevier County deed or plat?

Use the Sevier County Register of Deeds. TPAD can help you identify the parcel, owner, subdivision and plat-book clues, but the appraisal record itself is not the recorded deed or certified plat.

What is the Sevier County Tax Freeze income limit for 2026?

The Tennessee Comptroller lists a 2026 Sevier County Tax Freeze income limit of $49,190. Applicants must also meet the age, principal-residence, ownership and annual-application requirements.

Finish the Search in the Right Office

For value, parcel and assessment data, start with TPAD and save the parcel identifiers. For the bill or payment, move to the Trustee. For deeds and legal documents, use the Register of Deeds. For parcel-location research, use GeoViewer.

Because 2026 is a Sevier County reappraisal year, owners questioning a large change should first separate factual-record errors from valuation disagreements, gather evidence and calculate any remaining appeal deadline from the actual County Board notice.

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