2024 Open Book Assessment Roll (preliminary values)

2024 Open Book Notice

2024 Use Value in Green County

Link to Use Value Conversion Charge Guidelines

2024 Agricultural Assessment Guide

2024 Guide for Property Owners

2023 Board of Review Notice

2023 Open Book Notice

2023 Final Real Property Roll

2023 Final Personal Property Roll

2023 Preliminary Real Property Roll

2023 Preliminary Personal Property Roll

2022 Real Property Roll

2022 Personal Property Roll

2023 Ag Assessment Guide

2023 Use Value in Green County

Objection to Real Property Assessment

Objection to Personal Property Assessment

Intent to File and Objection

2022 Estimated Municipal Assessment Report

2024 is a maintenance year.  Associated Appraisal Consultants reviewed property within the Town of New Glarus to confirm updates to valuation, ownership, and classification if building permits were issued in 2023 or the property sold in 2023.  Notices of Changed Assessment should be mailed by the week of April 15th.  Open Book will be held on May 2, 2024 from 6 to 8 PM.  The Board of Review is scheduled for May 30, 2024 from 5 to 7 PM.

The Board of Review is responsible for correcting any assessment errors. It conducts its hearings in a manner similar to a court. Held at the New Glarus Town Hall - 501 First Street. You may wish to consider the following as you prepare for your hearing:

1. All evidence must be given as sworn, oral testimony. You or your agent must attend the hearing if you wish your evidence to be considered. You should be prepared to explain to the board what you think your property is worth and why.

2. You must present evidence to support your estimate of market value. This evidence must be either:

• A recent sale of your property, if any. Bring written proof, such as a closing statement or real estate transfer return to substantiate the date and amount of the sale.
• Recent sales of similar properties in your neighborhood, if any. Bring written proof substantiating the amount and date of sale.
• Other specific reasons or factors showing the assessment is in error. Bring written evidence when possible, such as cost estimates for repairs and the like. Be prepared to show how recent sales of similar properties compare to your property if you present them as evidence; for example, style, square footage of house, lot size, number of rooms, condition, exterior wall constructions, etc.

Written appraisals by qualified experts should be accompanied by oral testimony from those witnesses.

1. The Town's appraiser will present evidence related to the market analysis performed on your property. You should contact the appraiser prior to the hearing to exchange information.

2. Bring seven (7) copies of all written documents to the hearing and give them to the Clerk at the start of the hearing.

The Board will determine the market value of your property based on the evidence presented. A written notice of the Board's decision will be mailed to you after the hearing.

Appeal from the Board of Review decision is to the Circuit Court. Generally property owners who wish to appeal to Circuit Court seek assistance from someone knowledgeable in the preparation of legal documents.