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Welcome to the
Bradford County Property Appraiser
Web Site
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
<< Bradford County Plat Maps are now available! (click here)
• Notice of Proposed Taxes (TRIM Notices) Mailed
On August 13th, Notice of Proposed Taxes forms were mailed to every property owner in the county.
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• TRIM Notices are available on-line
Search for your property with our Record Search feature then click the "2018 TRIM" button on the Parcel Details page.
• Tentative Budgets and Millage Rates Being Set
Each taxing authority that levies millage in Bradford County is in the process of setting their budget and tax rate for 2018.
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• Presentation - Annual Appraisal Cycle (opens in new window)
>> Notice of Certification of 2018 Tax Rolls <<
As Bradford County Property Appraiser, my primary responsibility is to insure
fair and impartial appraisals for all the property owners of Bradford County.
It is important to me that our citizens be well informed about the work we do.
With that in mind, we have developed this site to help you learn more about
the Property Appraiser's office and its functions and to provide information
that will be helpful to you as a citizen of Bradford County. Several pages on
this site contain information that will be of interest to you as a taxpayer.
We have found that the data we collect and use in the appraisal process is
very useful for those people looking for information about property in our county.
This site has been designed to make searching Bradford County property assessment
records a quick and easy process. Extensive and detailed information can be found
very quickly using the "Record Search" option. This will allow you to search by the
owner's name, location of the property, or by parcel identification number, if you
happen to know it. You should be able to begin a search with whatever information
you have. Having these records available on-line truly makes them "public records".
This site belongs to the people of Bradford County. I trust that you will find it
helpful and convenient to use.
If you have any questions or comments, please
email me.
Thank you,
Kenny Clark, CFA
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