If you have questions or disagree with your property classification or current year's estimated market value, please contact the Assessor's Office to discuss your concerns.
Informal appeal options
According to state law, Assessing Services cannot review or change the 2026 estimated market value of a property after the Special County Board of Appeal and Equalization meeting was adjourned. The county held this meeting on June 8, 2026. Assessing Services can no longer consider informal appeals of the 2026 valuations.
Assessing Services is still available to answer questions and review property characteristics, but changes can only be made relating to the 2027 assessment (for taxes payable in 2028).
Collect facts to show your case
Gather recent property appraisals or recent sales of like property to show that the market value of your property is inaccurate.
Contact Assessing Services online
Complete an online form and attach facts.
Complete a Property Inquiry and Appeal Form
More ways to contact Assessing Services
The following video helps explain the assessment process.
Formal appeal option
Special County Board of Appeal and Equalization
The Special County Board of Appeal and Equalization met June 8, 2026 to hear appeals of the 2026 market value. Now, a property tax petition with the Minnesota Tax Court is the only remaining formal appeal option.
Minnesota Tax Court
Petition the Minnesota Tax Court.
- Tax petitions can be filed after you receive your Notice of Valuation
- Deadline to file is April 30 of year taxes are payable.
Contact the Minnesota Tax Court at 651-539-3260.
The County Attorney's Office has outlined alternative services for
2026 property tax petitions.