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Tax Assessment
The Tax Assessor’s primary responsibility is to ensure that the municipal tax burden is distributed fairly and equitably among all property owners. The Assessor's office does not set tax rates or collect payments; rather, it determines the "Full and Fair Value" of every parcel of land and structure within the community.
Tax Appeals
Before determining whether or not you wish to file an appeal, please make sure that you have received and reviewed your Tax Assessment Notice Postcard from the Tax Assessor to make sure your assessment information is correct. Tax Assessment Notice Postcards are mailed to Taxpayers at the end of January every year.
The deadline to file a tax appeal is Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
- Equalization Ratio
- Farmland & Woodland
- Income & Expense Statements
- Initial & Further Statements
- Mailing Address Changes
- Property Tax Deductions / Exemptions
- Tax Appeal Application & Information
- Tax Maps
- Tax Rates
General
4A, 4B, Cell Towers, Billboards
This form is to be completed by the property owner only.
Completing this form will change the mailing address of the property
owner. If you would like to update/change the mailing address for
tax or sewer billing purposes, please contact the Tax Collector’s
Office.
If you have additional questions, please contact the Tax
Assessor’s Office at (609) 890-3654.
Disabled Persons
Disabled Veterans / Widow of Disabled Veteran Exemption
- Active Duty Defined (PDF)
- Certification of Eligibility to Continue Tax Exemption (PDF)
- Disabled Veteran and Widow of a Disabled Veteran Tax Exemption Application (PDF)
- Disabled Veteran Sample Letter_1 (PDF)
- Disabled Veteran Sample Letter_2 (PDF)
- Disabled Veteran Tax Exemption Checklist (PDF)
- Surviving Spouse of a Disabled Veteran Tax Exemption Checklist (PDF)