The County Assessor has processed almost all of the Calamity Damage Reassessments as of March 2018. Please be patient with the process if you have not received a notice yet. Once we have determined your new assessed value you will receive a “Notice of Correction to the 601 Assessment Roll” informing you of the new … Continued
As of November 7th, there are no more temporary shelters open. If you’re in need of housing, please visit: https://www.sonomacountyrecovers.org/housing-opportunities/
If your registered firearm was destroyed in the fire the Department of Justice (DOJ) requires you to complete and return a “No Longer in Possession” form (BOF 4546 form) even if you have already filed a claim with your insurance company. It is the owner’s responsibility to report the loss to the DOJ. This form is available online here: … Continued
No. Property owners will retain their previous factored base year value if the restructure is rebuilt in a like or similar manner, regardless of the actual cost of construction. However, any new square footage or extras, such as additional baths, will be added to the base year value at its full market value.
The Assessor is working with Cal Fire and other county departments to identify all properties with over $10,000 in structure damage. The information we obtain from other agencies will aid us in applying large-scale property tax reductions without taxpayers needing to file paperwork with our offices. However, if you prefer, you may choose to complete … Continued
For properties within unincorporated Sonoma County, visit the County building department. For properties within the City of Santa Rosa, visit their building division.