Overview
It is the statutory duty of the assessor to discover, list, classify, and value all taxable real and personal property.

We at the Assessor’s Office are dedicated to ensuring a helpful atmosphere in order to educate and serve the community by providing accurate, uniform, and equitable values for ad valorem taxation.

We are committed to courteous, effective, and friendly service; striving for honest, clear, and timely communication with all customers.

We endeavor to promote a positive, team-oriented work environment while pursuing state-of-the-art resources to efficiently meet our goals and statutory obligations.

Helpful Resources

• Abstract of Assessments - Contains assessed values for most current tax year
• Assessment Calendar - Displays the assessor’s responsibilities per state statute
• Services and Fees - View the new fee structure
• Tax Table - Shows the breakdown of most current mill levies by district
• Taxing Entities - View contact information for entities levying in Summit County
• Real Property Transfer Declaration Form (TD-1000) and Instructions - The transfer declaration form is required with most sales

Additional Information
Recording information and copies of documents are available from the county clerk and recorder at (970) 453-3470.

Property tax information is available from the county treasurer and public trustee at (970) 453-3440.