Eagle Idaho Assessor

The Eagle Idaho Assessor is responsible for assessing the value of all property within the city limits of Eagle, Idaho. The assessor’s office is responsible for determining the fair market value of all property, and then assigning a taxable value to each parcel. This value is used to calculate the property tax owed by the property owner.

The Eagle Idaho Assessor is also responsible for maintaining records for each parcel of land, including ownership information, zoning, size, and improvements. The assessor’s office also keeps track of any changes in value, such as improvements or development, and can reassess a property if necessary. The assessor’s office also provides information to the public, such as property tax rates, exemptions, and other information.

The Eagle Idaho Assessor works closely with the local government to ensure that all property owners are treated fairly, and that all property taxes are correctly calculated and collected. The assessor is also responsible for ensuring that all properties are assessed accurately, and that all changes in value are properly reported. The assessor’s office is also responsible for helping to resolve any disputes between property owners and the city.

The Eagle Idaho Assessor is appointed by the city council and serves a four-year term. The assessor is responsible for ensuring that all property is assessed fairly, and that all property owners are treated fairly. The assessor’s office also provides information to the public, such as property tax rates, exemptions, and other information.

If you need to contact the Eagle Idaho Assessor’s office, you can do so by calling (208) 939-5000. You can also visit the assessor’s office website at https://www.eagleidaho.org/departments/assessor/ for more information and to learn more about the services offered by the assessor.