Frequently asked Questions

HOW DO I APPEAL MY PROPERTY VALUE?
A "Notice of Property Valuation: is mailed to every property owner each summer. It shows any change in market value and proposed changes in property taxes. If you disagree with the market value of your property, you have 30 days to file an appeal with the County Board of Equalization. The board is comprised of your county governing body (commissioners or council).

Your appeal must address the issue of market value, not the rate of tax. Evidence supporting your estimation of the market value must be included in the appeal. The evidence could consist of a resent appraisal, closing statement if the property was recently purchased, or sales data on comparable properties which have recently sold.

WHEN WILL MY PROPERTY BE REAPPRAISED?

The five year review plan is as follows:

1999:
Region 1 (Sevier North)
Aurora, Redmond, Salina, Township 20, and Township 21

2000:
Region 2 (Richfield)
Richfield, Richfield Redevelopment 1, and Richfield Redevelopment 2

2001:
Region 3 (Sevier Center)
Annabella, Glenwood, Sigurd, Township 22, and Township 23
Region 4 (Sevier South)
Elsinore, Joseph, Monroe, Township 24, and Township 25

2002:
Region 5 (Sevier East)
Koosharem, Township 22 (cabins), and Township 25 (cabins)
Township 19 and Fishlake cabins.

2003:
County commercial properties

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