Orange County Assessor Claude Parrish has delivered the 2017-18 Local Assessment Roll of Values that includes all locally assessable property in Orange County. The total net value on the Roll is over $557.8 billion. The Roll of Values is up 6.02% or $31.67 billion more than last year (FY 2016-17).
Orange County Assessor Claude Parrish has delivered the 2016-17 Local Assessment Roll of Values that includes all locally assessable property in Orange County. The total net value on the Roll is over $526.1 billion. The Roll of Values is up 5.44% or $27.1 billion more than last year (FY 2015-16).
Orange County Assessor Claude Parrish has delivered the 2015-16 Local Assessment Roll of Values that includes all locally assessable property in Orange County. The total net value on the Roll is over $498.9 billion. The Roll of Values is up 5.89% or $27.7 billion more than last year (FY 2014-15).
Orange County Assessor Webster J. Guillory has delivered the 2014-15 Local Assessment Roll of Values that includes all locally assessable property in Orange County. The total net value on the Roll is over $471.2 billion. The Roll of Values is up 6.42% or $28.4 billion more than last year (FY 2013-14).
Orange County Assessor Webster J. Guillory has delivered the 2013-14 Local Assessment Roll of Values that includes all locally assessable property in Orange County. The total net value on the Roll is over $442.8 billion. The Roll of Values is up 3.36% or $14.3 billion more than last year (FY 2012-13).
Orange County Assessor Webster J. Guillory has delivered the 2012-13 Local Assessment Roll of Values that includes all locally assessable property in Orange County. The total net taxable value on the Roll is over $428.4 billion, up 1.92% or $8.07 billion from last year (2011-12).
Orange County Assessor Webster J. Guillory has delivered the 2011-12 Local Assessment Roll of Values that includes all locally assessable property in Orange County. The total net taxable value on the Roll is over $420.3 billion, up 0.87% or $3.61 billion from last year.
December 10, 2010 is the last day to file for a Homeowners' Exemption that will reduce your 2010-11 property taxes by about $55, and by at least $70 every year thereafter. To qualify, you must own and occupy a property as your principal residence as of January 1, 2010, and not have a Homeowners’ Exemption on any other property. Information and claim forms for property located in Orange County are available by calling the Orange County Assessor at (714) 834-3821.
Orange County Assessor Webster J. Guillory has delivered the 2010-11 Local Assessment Roll of Values that includes all locally assessable property in Orange County.
Orange County Assessor Webster Guillory announced the results of a review of falling commercial/industrial property values throughout Orange County. Of the 13,000 properties reviewed, 2,500 will receive a reduction in taxable value for 2010. This is up significantly from the 890 properties that received a reduction in 2009.
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