Valuation protest period has started, protests must be filed by June 30

YORK COUNTY – The valuation protest period has started, according to York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin.

​The protest filing period will end June 30.
If someone wants to protest their property valuation, they can file a protest in order to have a hearing a before the York County Commissioners sitting as the board of equalization.
“Protests are to be filed with the York County Clerk’s office; however, I would encourage anyone with questions about their value to stop by the assessor’s office first,” Bulgrin said. “Reasons for valuation increases this year include: updated costing manual; updated land values (last land study was conducted in 2017) and market increases based on sales within a valuation group.”
All residential and commercial properties must be valued between 92-100% of actual value per state law. Ag land is valued at 69-75% of valuation value.