The Will County Supervisor of Assessmens office governs every aspect of the assessment process, acting as a central resource for county residents.  We believe our primary responsibility is to the taxpayers, and we are committed to ensure that all county residents receive fair and equitable assessments.  We are also dedicated to making sure eligible taxpayers are receiveing beneficial exemption they are entitled to; all with the utmost courteous and respectful service.  The Supervisor of Assessments office is also committed to promoting taxpayers education and involvement in the assessment process through open discussion forums, informational meetings, and community outreach endeavors.  The valuations for 2012 are for the assessment year of 2012, payable in 2013.  This means, the assessment you are looking at is for next year's tax bill.  The rates for the next year have not been established yet.  The Supervisor of Assessments does not establish tax rates, though, you can search our site for your 2012 assessment under our PIN Search or Address Search.

For an explanation on tax rates, please visit the Will County Clerk's Office.  
For any additional tax bill questions visit the Will County Treasurer's Office.
  



Visit our Event Page for 2012 Senior freeze, Veteran, and Disability Application Assistance Dates, as well as upcoming Saturday hours. 

Stay informed on what is happening here at the Assessors office, by reading our Quarterly Assessment Review.


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 *On March 30, 2012, Senior Freeze Forms will be mailed out to those previously signed up for the exemption.  For those who are eligible as of this year, please call and we will mail you an exemption form.  You can also visit our office, or attend one of the many Senior Events throughout Will County, making sure you have the proper documentation and the form is complete. 

                                                                    
                
    Rhonda Novak has more than 20 years experience in the Assessments Office.  She obtained the CIAO designation in 1991 and was appointed Supervisor of Assessments in 2002 after serving as Chief Deputy for 6 years.  As Supervisor of Assessments, Novak has implemented numerous initiatives to assist taxpayers in understanding the assessment process and obtaining exemptions, hosting tax forums and other education and outreach events.  She was also responsible for initiating the Assessment Office's technological migration from paper data collection and retrieval to computer database and GIS software.  In addition to her role as Chief County Assessment Officer, Novak also serves as clerk for the Board of Review.

A native of Rockdale, IL, Novak resides in Channahon, IL, with her two children, Morgan and Mason.