Property Evaluation Department
- Genesee County Building Two Batavia New York 14020 United States
- Profile
The Property Evaluation Department is a critical component of Genesee County’s local government infrastructure, responsible for the oversight and administration of real property assessment and valuation. Operating under the state government office designation, this department ensures equitable property taxation by maintaining fair market property values across residential, commercial, agricultural, and industrial sectors. It works closely with local assessors, municipal boards, and state agencies to apply consistent valuation standards aligned with New York State property tax law.
A unique feature of this department is its commitment to transparency and public education; it regularly provides guidance to property owners regarding assessment processes, exemptions, and grievance procedures. In addition, the department plays a vital role in community planning by supplying accurate property data that supports land use decisions and budget planning for local governments. Through its standardized procedures and modern data systems, the Property Evaluation Department facilitates a fair and accountable property tax system that serves residents and supports public services across Genesee County.
Key Services:
– Administration of real property tax assessments
– Maintenance of property records and assessment rolls
– Support to local assessors and local boards of assessment review
– Property tax exemption processing (e.g., STAR, veterans, senior exemptions)
– Providing public information on assessment procedures and grievance rights
– Analyzing real estate market trends for equitable valuation
– Coordinating with NYS Office of Real Property Tax Services
– Generating reports and data for government planning and budgeting
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Contact Info
- Genesee County Building Two, Batavia, New York, 14020, United States
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Phone: (585) 343-7456
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