Assessment forms were mailed to Livingston County residents earlier this year and Assessor Steve Ripley reminds area residents those forms need to be returned by March 1st.
Ripley says you can file either electronically or on paper. Paper forms can be mailed or dropped off at the Assessor’s office. If you plan to file on line, you have only one opportunity, so he says to make sure you have everything on the form and have marked out anything that is sold.
If you do not receive an assessment form, contact the Assessor’s office at 646-8000, option 2.. If you are new to the county, it is your responsibility to contact the Assessor’s office before the March 1st deadline.
If you file your assessment form late, there may be penalties assessed.
