What is the Owner Occupied Exemption?

The Owner Occupied Exemption reduces the  assessment up to a maximum of $6,000 above the base year assessment. The Owner must live in the dwelling. No application is required. There is  no age or income requirement.

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1. Can I make partial payments?
2. Who do I make my check payable to?
3. How do I change my mailing address on my tax bill?
4. I did not live here in 2021. Why did I receive a 2021 tax bill?
5. My mortgage company pays my taxes. Why did I get a bill?
6. What method of payment can I use?
7. What is my Jurisdiction Code when paying my real estate taxes with a credit card or electronic check?
8. Can I prepay my taxes?
9. Does a late tax payment affect my credit rating?
10. I did not pay my taxes last year. Where can I find out how much I owe?
11. I do not agree with my property tax assessment, what are my alternatives?
12. I don't know my parcel number, how can I get it?
13. I own multiple parcels in the County. Can I pay with one check?
14. If I pay by mail, how can I get a receipt?
15. My tax bill seems too high. How can I make sure it is correct?
16. What happens if I am financially unable to pay my real estate taxes when they are due?
17. What happens if I do not receive a real estate tax bill?
18. What is the Owner Occupied Exemption?
19. What is "Pleasure Driveway PKD" that is listed on my tax bill as a Taxing Body?
20. When and where do I pay my property taxes?
21. When is the annual tax sale?
22. Where and when do I file my Senior Freeze Exemption, and Senior Exemption?
23. Where do I get a copy of a plat map?
24. Why is \"Pension Funds\" listed as a separate category under Taxing Body on my bill?