Deanna Wilkins, CIAO
York Township Assessor
York Township
1502 S. Myers Rd
Lombard, IL 60148
(630) 627-3354
Monday-Friday
8:00-4:30
Curbside Service Available
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Welcome to the York Township Assessor's Office Website
My staff and I have recently completed the 2022 reassessment for real estate taxes payable 2023. As required by Illinois state statutes, it is the responsibility of my office to annually assess properties at one-third of the fair market value as of January 1st of each assessment year. As provided in the law, using sales that occurred in the prior three years, we will always lag behind the activity in the marketplace. When values/sales are decreasing, it will take multiple years for these changes to be reflected in local property assessments. When values/sales are increasing, this three year sales history ensures that assessments increase at a more even pace than may be seen in local markets.
As homeowners and property tax-payers ourselves, we know the assessment & property tax process can be confusing. We work every day to ensure that we have accurate information on the 46,000± parcels in the township and to provide personal, responsive service to our constituents. Property valuations are made by certified personnel who live and work in our communities and who have a vested interest in providing fair assessments.
It is expected that many property owners will want to discuss their assessments with office staff. I thank you in advance for your patience and understanding when contacting our office during this busy time. Wait times are expected to be long and response times may also be affected. We promise to work diligently to respond to all inquiries as promptly as possible so that you receive the best service possible.
Thank you,
Deanna
Duties Of The Assessor
The Assessor's Office is charged by the state to estimate the market value of the more than 46,000 parcels of property within York Township--then assess each property at one-third of market value. Real estate taxes to support the various taxing bodies are based on these assessments and result from those taxing districts applying their tax rates to assessments. Governing boards elected in each district set the budgets for that taxing district.
The Assessor's Office can also provide additional information on the many facets of the assessment cycle, appeal process, and senior exemptions. Residents are welcome to call or stop by to discuss their assessment concerns.
My staff and I have recently completed the 2022 reassessment for real estate taxes payable 2023. As required by Illinois state statutes, it is the responsibility of my office to annually assess properties at one-third of the fair market value as of January 1st of each assessment year. As provided in the law, using sales that occurred in the prior three years, we will always lag behind the activity in the marketplace. When values/sales are decreasing, it will take multiple years for these changes to be reflected in local property assessments. When values/sales are increasing, this three year sales history ensures that assessments increase at a more even pace than may be seen in local markets.
As homeowners and property tax-payers ourselves, we know the assessment & property tax process can be confusing. We work every day to ensure that we have accurate information on the 46,000± parcels in the township and to provide personal, responsive service to our constituents. Property valuations are made by certified personnel who live and work in our communities and who have a vested interest in providing fair assessments.
It is expected that many property owners will want to discuss their assessments with office staff. I thank you in advance for your patience and understanding when contacting our office during this busy time. Wait times are expected to be long and response times may also be affected. We promise to work diligently to respond to all inquiries as promptly as possible so that you receive the best service possible.
2022 Assessments
The 2022 assessments have been published and we have entered our 30-day filing time with the Board of Review. The last day to file a FORMAL APPEAL with the Board of Review is October 17, 2022. All appeals must be postmarked by October 17th. If you would like a Deputy Assessor to review your property, please contact us.
Seniors
The 2022 Senior Freeze Applications are now available. These will NOT rollover like the last 2 years.
2022 Senior Freeze Application (PDF)
Pictures
Have you seen someone taking pictures? We have been updating our database to current pictures to better help us assess your property.
Questions
Any questions regarding assessments may be addressed to the York Township Assessor's Office, 630-627-3354 or use the staff directory to email your Deputy Assessor directly or use the contact form to email us.
The Assessor's Office is charged by the state to estimate the market value of the more than 46,000 parcels of property within York Township--then assess each property at one-third of market value. Real estate taxes to support the various taxing bodies are based on these assessments and result from those taxing districts applying their tax rates to assessments. Governing boards elected in each district set the budgets for that taxing district.
The Assessor's Office can also provide additional information on the many facets of the assessment cycle, appeal process, and senior exemptions. Residents are welcome to call or stop by to discuss their assessment concerns.