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If you need to report your business personal property as required by and did not receive the form, or if you need to report your business personal property for the first time with the Assessor, please contact our office at (520) 724-8630 or email at asrpp@pima.gov.
Parcel Information Search. Parcel information is derived from Pima County Assessor records and other sources. See the Pima County Assessor Parcel Search for official Assessor information.
Find out more about property taxes in Pima County including help with your property tax bills, levies and rates, and more.
Use the Pima County Assessor Parcel Search for official Assessor information. The Pima County Assessor Advanced Search application allows the user to search for a parcel by using one of the eight options provided.
Use the Assessor's parcel Search. Their search page has options to search by parcel code, property owner, property address, map and plat, recorded document number, Public Land Survey System (PLSS) and subdivision name. If you prefer to find a parcel on a map, use PimaMaps - Main.
PimaMaps. Pictometry Aerial Photos - Oblique and ortho aerial photos. Geodetic Control Points, NAVD88 Elevation Circuit and Static OPUS Control Points. Section Corner Reference Sheets. General Land Office Survey Maps. Information Stored by PLSS Section or Township. Section-based Parcel Maps in AutoCAD DWG Format.
Search our database of free Pima County residential property tax assessment records, tax assessment history, land & improvement values, district details, property maps, tax rates, exemptions, market valuations, ownership, past sales, deeds & more.
The Pima County Assessor's Office is a government agency responsible for assessing the value of properties for taxation purposes. It offers services such as property tax assessment, exemption processing, valuation appeals, and the Senior Valuation Protection program.
Welcome to the Pima County Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Here you can easily locate GIS maps, GIS data, and other GIS related information. Pima County is dedicated to GIS services in order to better serve the public. Visit our Pima County GIS overview page for more information.
Reclassification of Owner's Primary Residence. Pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) §42-12052 and §42-12054, a property owner may appeal the County Assessor’s classification of their property under those provisions.
