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ATTN: The deadline for the Senior Freeze Application
has been extended to October 1, 2009.
Our search results page links to the
Treasurer's office to view prior tax information!
Will County Taxpayers,
Tax bills have gone out, and many of you have questions you want answered and issues you’d like addressed. And that’s understandable. Of course, we at the Supervisor of Assessments Office are always here to help in any way we can. Please feel free to contact our office at (815) 740-4648, and we’ll do our best to address your concerns. If it’s not convenient for you to call, you can use the contact form on our Web site to send us an e-mail, and someone will be in contact with you shortly.
If you have questions specifically about your assessment, please contact your local assessor. The contact information for your assessor is listed on your tax bill.
You can also follow this link for assessor information.
If you have questions specifically about exemptions, please call us at the number above.
As always, we are here to serve you, so do not hesitate to give us a call.
Thank you.
Rhonda Novak
Supervisor of Assessments
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According to state law, the Supervisor of Assessments Office provides statistical assessment performance data to the Illinois Department of Revenue. In addition, it gives technical advice and provides statistical analysis of assessment data to the township assessors and the Will County Board of Review. These statistics are derived from data gathered in the processing of approximately 25,000 Real Estate Transfer Declarations annually.
The Supervisor of Assessments Office also maintains records of total exempt properties and administers other special exemptions, such as the Senior Homestead Exemption, the Senior Assessment Freeze, the Veterans Exemption, the Veterans/Fraternal Organization Assessment Freeze, the Open Space Preferential Assessment Type, and the Model Home Exemption. In all, our office will grant over 30,000 Senior Homestead Exemptions and 10,875 Senior Assessment Freeze Exemptions for the 2007 tax year. |
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The Supervisor of Assessments acts as an equalization authority, and, as such, works closely with the twenty-four township assessors, who are responsible for the initial assessed valuation calculation. The Supervisor of Assessments also serves as Clerk of the Board of Review.
Other duties of the Supervisor of Assessments Office include: isssuing parcel PIN numbers, maintaining the county’s base parcel map, publishing assessment change notices and mailing notices to taxpayers. |
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