New Summit County property values will be sent to owners beginning July 20
July 13, 2026 - 08:03
Property owners in Summit County can expect to receive updated valuation notices in the mail starting July 20. The mailings follow the completion of the county's 2026 reappraisal process, which was conducted by the Summit County Fiscal Officer's office.
According to a statement from Fiscal Officer Kristen Scalise, all roughly 262,000 parcels in the county were reviewed and evaluated as required by state law. County appraisers are mandated to assess every property every six years. For this cycle, each parcel's value has been set at its estimated market value for tax year 2026.
The new values will serve as the basis for property taxes in the coming years. Property owners are encouraged to review their notices carefully upon arrival. The reappraisal aims to ensure that assessments reflect current market conditions across the county.
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