What we do...
The County Assessor's Office is responsible for estimating the market value and determining the legislative classification of all property in Wright County for property tax purposes. The primary goal of the Assessor is to place value on property to ensure fairness and equity; the Assessor's Office does not determine taxes. We maintain assessment records and administer special property tax programs.
Notice of Valuation and Classification
The estimated market value and classification are based on the condition and use of the property on January 2nd of each year. The Assessor’s Office finalizes preliminary market values and classifications and sends out notices to property owners that will be received in the spring. Information regarding open book, local and county board of appeal and equalization meetings are provided on these notifications. The values and classifications are certified after the county board of appeal and equalization; the only way that a further appeal can take place after certification is through the Minnesota tax court.
For more information on the appeals process, please visit our Property Valuation and Classification Appeals page.
For more information on how to review your Notice of Valuation, please visit our About Your Notice of Valuation page.
Understanding Your Property Assessment
In Minnesota, property taxes provide most of the funding for local government services. Each property’s share of taxes is determined according to its value, classification, tax capacity rate and the property tax levies. Assessors are responsible for estimating property values and determining property classification for tax purposes.
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