2019 Property Values Set by County Assessor-Treasurer

The values of over 300,000 parcels of property throughout Pierce County have been determined and mailed or emailed this week to the property owners, and added to this website. These 2019 values will be used as the basis for property taxes to be billed in ...

Annual property values set by County assessor-treasurer

The values of over 300,000 parcels of property throughout Pierce County have been determined and mailed or emailed this week to the property owners. These 2019 values will be used as the basis for property taxes to be billed in February 2020.

“Residential ...

2019 Is a Better Year for Most Pierce County Property Taxpayers

Your property tax amounts, due by April 30 and October 31, 2019, are now posted on this website and can be looked up either by street address or tax parcel number.

Your annual tax is determined by multiplying your property value (in thousands of dollars) b...

Residential property values increase in 2018

2017 Property Tax Statements Mailed and Online

Property tax is one of the principal ways that we pay for the many services of local government.  Pierce County’s Assessor-Treasurer will collect $1.27 Billion this year for education, public safety, parks, roads, libraries and other va...

2016 Revaluation Cards Show What Your Property is Worth

320,000 value notices have been sent to property owners throughout Pierce County. The average residential value countywide rose 10.7% to $258,427.

More Households May Qualify For a Senior/Disabled Property Tax Exemption

The Washington State Legislature has changed the Senior/Disabled property tax exemption program by increasing the maximum annual household income from $35,000 to $40,000. This change is not retroactive, it applies to property taxes due in 2016 and forward...

Assessor-Treasurer Helps Make Sense of Your Property Tax Bill

Pierce County Assessor-Treasurer Mike Lonergan helps make sense of your property tax bill, and he explains the increases you can expect in certain areas of the County.

Your 2015 Property Tax

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Your 2015 Property Values

In general, residential property in Pierce County has gone up an average of 6.6% in the past year, and commercial property has increased 2.25%. This marks the third year of recovery from the sharp drop in property values during 2009 to 2012.

The average ho...

Assessing New Construction

Property Values Increase

The "Pay Property Taxes Online"is now working

There you will also see contact information in case you have any questions or difficulty while making your tax payment.

Keep in mind that there will be a small fee for paying by E-Check or Debit, and a percentage fee charged by Point & Pay for using yo...

Live Chat for Property Tax Questions

News from PCTV--Now you can chat by computer with your Assessor-Treasurer's office if you have a question about your property tax statements.

2013 Valuations Show Property Value Increase

Assessor-Treasurer Mike Lonergan discusses property valuations on the Pierce County News TV show.

To learn more about property valuations, please call us at (253) 798-6111, send us an email, or visit the Property Assessment section of our website.

Appraisal Swearing-in Ceremony

All property appraisers employed by Pierce County have re-affirmed their oath of office. County Assessor-Treasurer Mike Lonergan administered the oath to members of his staff, and presented them with framed certificates.

The Oath reads in part, "I wil...

Pay your property taxes online

A message from your Pierce County Assessor-Treasurer:

Thank you for your patience! The "Pay Property Taxes Online" tab on the Assessor-Treasurer’s home page www.piercecountywa.org/atr is now working.

Please feel free to click on it in o...Read on...

Property value notices to be mailed June 22

The Pierce County Assessor-Treasurer's office will begin mailing notices of value for most residential and commercial properties in Pierce County on June 22.

The notices provide taxpayers with their assessed values as of Jan. 1, 2012. Those values are...Read on...

County Assessor-Treasurer extends property tax due date to June 1

Citing the financial impact of the COVID-19 virus on Pierce County residents, Assessor-Treasurer Mike Lonergan, in coordination with the County Finance Director, has extended the due date for first-half property tax payments to June 1, 2020.  Int...