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The Assessor's Office maintains the ownership information for each parcel and updates the records when property is sold, transferred, combined or split. The office also administers the widows, widower and disability exemptions and the Senior Valuation Freeze.
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PINAL COUNTY Assessor Parcel Viewer. Esri, USGS. Loading...
Search by Owner Name and Mailing Address. Enter your parcel search filters below. The filter information may include partial entries.
PINAL COUNTY Assessor Parcel Viewer.
Static Maps. Pinal County GIS data approved for distribution is made available to government agencies and the public.
The Assessor’s Office has compiled information within this dataset or map that it uses to identify, classify, and value real and personal property. Please contact the Assessor’s Office at 520-866-6361 if you believe any information is incomplete, out-of date, or incorrect so that appropriate corrections can be addressed.
Parcel Inquiry. Clear Parcel History. Enter or select your parcel number in the box on the left and click Submit. The parcel number can be found on your tax notice (see the example below) or you can use the Search by Owner or Search by Property options from the main menu on the left.
Search Parcel Information. Treasurer - View tax bill information. Tax Bill Search. Search the history of tax bills for your property. Tax Area Codes/Rates. Search the tax Codes and Rates for your area. Mobile Application. Pinal County Property Tax mobile application for Apple and Android. Clerk of the Board.
Identification. This is the location of the property. This may be accomplished in a number of ways for real property. The street address, and Assessor's parcel number, or a legal description of the property are all commonly used.