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Online Parcel Info
Washington State Property
Valuation Requirement
What is Market Value?
What Types of Properties are Assessed?
How is the Value of Real Property Determined?
Property Tax Limitations
What if I Disagree with My Property's Assessed Value?
How Often Does Mason County Appraise Property?
Who Determines the Amount of a Property Tax Bill?
Public Participation
Destroyed Property
Agricultural / Timber Designation
Current Use Program
Senior Citizen / Disability / Exemption
Exemption for Physical Improvements to a Single Family Dwelling
Tips for Appellants
Property Transfers

Welcome to the office of the Assessor
THE ASSESSOR'S ROLE


Dixie Smith, Mason County Assessor

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This website is designed for residents and visitors seeking information about real estate as it relates to the property tax system in Mason County. . There are no unique rules or R.C.W.'s in Mason County. The property tax system is designed to treat all taxpayers equally across the State of Washington.

The Assessor is responsible for maintaining a list of all real and personal property parcels, including assessment of value and current ownership. As required by law, the Assessor prepares, possesses and updates a complete set of maps drawn from legal descriptions, to indicate all parcel configurations for land in the County. The Assessor also sets current market values and calculates levies based on various taxing district's budgets.

Our intent is to keep you informed about the services this office can provide. This office works hard to treat everyone fairly and promptly. In these pages you will find a group of commonly asked questions about revaluations, the Board of Equalization, values, levies, and an assortment of useful information.

We also realize that there may be many individual questions specifically related to your property taxes. Please feel free to contact us about any concern you have about your property assessment or your eligibility for property tax relief. By phone, the local number to call is 360-427-9670, or direct from, Belfair 275-4467 or from Elma 482-5269, and the extension to dial is 491.