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- Property Assessments - Olmsted County, MN
The Olmsted County Assessor's office determines the value of 76,000 parcels in the county
- Land Property - Olmsted County, MN
The Olmsted County Assessor's office determines the property value of 76,000 parcels in the county with the goal of fairness and equity
- About Property Assessments | Olmsted County, MN
The Olmsted County Assessor's office determines the value of 76,000 parcels in the county Estimating Values Minnesota state law requires that assessors view each parcel of real estate at least once every five years to appraise its market value In addition to market changes, numerous physical changes affect the value of land and buildings
- Property Records Licensing - Olmsted County, MN
About Olmsted County Administration and leadership Climate mitigation and adaptation Olmsted County Board of Commissioners One Olmsted Elected officials Cities and townships in Olmsted County Contact us Jobs Internships Boards Commissions
- Property Records Licensing contacts | Olmsted County, MN
Engage with Olmsted County Search Residents Services for Individuals Families; Elections and voting; Garbage recycling; Land Property; Licensing, Permits, Records; assessors@olmstedcounty gov 507-328-76 70 Elections Voting 2122 Campus Dr SE Suite 300 Rochester, MN 5904 elections@olmstedcounty gov 507-328-7650 Passports
- Process in Olmsted County for appealing 2025 assessed property . . .
For more information on property assessments, including house value, estimated market value, and how to appeal an assessment, please visit Olmsted County’s website or call 507-328-7670
- Appeal an Assessment - Olmsted County, MN
Visit the Assessor's Office at Property Records, 151 4 Street SE, Rochester MN 55904, during normal business hours Talk to county staff to review your information and talk about your value or classification
- Property Taxes - Olmsted County, MN
Property tax dollars are received by the county, school district, municipality, and other local taxing districts in which you live The county portion of your property tax dollars is used to fund services such as county libraries, parks, county roads, and community services
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