Changes to Notice of Assessment due to General Assembly HB No. 566
Compile an accurate, consistent, and timely Tax Digest in compliance with Georgia Department of Revenue and state law. Maintain up‑to‑date property records — including ownership, sales, and physical data — while delivering outstanding service to our community and carrying out our responsibilities with the highest professionalism.
Appraise all taxable real and personal property as required by law for the county Board of Assessors
Conduct appraisals at the legally required times and in the prescribed manner
Maintain assessment records and maps in proper, current condition, with staff having custody of these records
Prepare annual property assessments in compliance with legal standards for submission to the Board of Assessors by their requested date
Complete a minimum of 40 hours of State Revenue Commissioner–approved training every two years for each staff appraiser
Georgia law requires that all Annual Notice of Assessments that were returned by the postal service…
There are four divisions within the department:
Since 2011, all taxable real properties have received an Annual Notice of Assessment each May, with a 45‑day appeal period. Personal property owners only receive a notice if their reported value changes, mailed in May or June with the same 45‑day window. July brings a surge of inquiries and appeals, during which staff diligently review cases while managing daily operations. Committed to fairness, accuracy, and exceptional customer service, our team proudly serves the community — truly, our people are the best.