940 N. Tyler Location
Closing
The Appraiser's Customer
Convenience Center located at 940 N. Tyler, closed
permanently on Thursday, December 11, 2009.
Customer service
representatives and all appraiser-related services are available at the following locations:
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The Appraiser's Office -
4035 E. Harry in Wichita (part of the former Wichita
Mall)
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Treasurer's Office -
Sedgwick County Courthouse, 525 N. Main, first floor
-
Derby Tag Office - 212 W.
Greenway in Derby
New Location for Appraiser's Office
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4035 E. Harry St., Wichita
On June 1, 2009, the Sedgwick
County Appraiser’s Office on the 2nd floor of the
Sedgwick County Courthouse at 525 N. Main closed due to consolidation of offices.
The appraiser’s new office is
located at 4035 E. Harry Street in Wichita. The new
building consists of 21,961 square feet and enables
the office to merge administrative operations and
appraisal operations into one facility.
A total of 68 employees relocated to
the new location, including employees from the
following areas:
- Administration
- Information &
Assistance
- Residential Real Property
- Commercial Real
Property
- Business Personal Property
- Appraisal
Support
Business hours at the new location are from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Two customer
service representatives will remain on site in the
Sedgwick County Treasurer’s Office on the first floor of
the Sedgwick County Courthouse to assist citizens with
all appraisal-related matters. Citizens also may
visit the Derby Tag Office at 212
W. Greenway for assistance.
The selected location for the
Appraiser’s Office is close to major public
transportation routes and offers ample free parking. The new location
also provides one main
stop for appraisal matters, while still expanding the
number of locations citizens may choose to visit.
Sedgwick County Property Appraisals and Property Sales
Information
Are you currently engaged in
or considering an appeal to your property value?
Click here to view the current
appraised value
for your property and other properties in your area.
Click here to view listing
of the sales information for properties in your
area which have sold within the past two years.
Homes in Sedgwick County have leveled off in value and
market activity and appreciation rates slowed down in
2008.
2009 Wichita State University Housing Forecast
Report
The
2009 housing forecast has been released.
Where we are this
week...
The Sedgwick County Appraiser’s Office
is conducting on-site inspections from
building permits and appeals. Appraisers
review properties for accuracy of
characteristic data and update records
if necessary.
Appraisers can be identified with
Sedgwick County photo identification
badges.
Property owners with questions may
contact the Sedgwick County Call Center
at 660-9250.
The Sedgwick County Appraiser’s office
values property for local Ad Valorem (property) tax
purposes. The office also determines taxable location,
ownership, and eligibility for exemptions or special
valuation (such as farm land appraised on its
agricultural productivity). Kansas law requires that
property be appraised at its market value on January 1
of each year. The value of property is determined by
market transactions. The Appraiser’s office has the
responsibility to study those transactions and appraise
property accordingly. The Appraiser’s office determines
market value through the use of generally accepted
appraisal methods. This process ensures that each
property owner pays no more or less than a fair share of
the cost of providing government services.
Mission:
To fairly and accurately discover, list,
and value all tangible taxable property within Sedgwick
County; meet all statutory requirements; maintain
in-house training; attain current information to ensure
accuracy; provide information to all who come in contact
with our office in a courteous, professional manner; and
educate the public and private sectors relative to the
appraisal process.
Your
Government
