Assessor

EXPLORE summit county's new property value maps online!

The Summit County Assessor's Office has been working hard to create an interactive web platform that increases accessibility to valuation information by sharing public details about Summit County properties.

Access the maps here.

Watch a tutorial to learn how to use the maps here.

These maps...

  • Provide county taxpayers with a resource to examine the equity of the 2023 tax assessment
  • Allow users to visualize various aspects of the county assessment such as market values, taxable values, the area factor rate, quality, year built and square footage
  • Break down the price per square foot and also show the percentage change from last year's property valuation

    Tips for using the maps:

  • Use a desktop computer. If you must use your smartphone, we suggest rotating your phone horizontally.
  • Be patient. Wait for the map to load after making any selections.

Questions about your property's assessment can be directed to the appraiser for your area.

Condominiums:
Kirsten Richins 435-336-3237 krichins@summitcounty.org

Commercial:
Kenny Jacobson 435-336 3138 kjacobson@summitcounty.org

North Summit:
Courtney Simmons 435-336-3135 csimmons@summitcounty.org

Park City/Snyderville Basin: 
Matt Hone 435-336-3251 mhone@summitcounty.org
Travis Lewis 435-336-3245 tlewis@summitcounty.org
Mindy Duncan 435-336-3210 mduncan@summitcounty.org

South Summit:
Skyler Jenkins 435-336-3137 sjenkins@summitcounty.org

To report app performance issues or for questions about the map platform use please contact:
Matt Boyer 435-336-3225/ mboyer@summitcounty.org

Video Resources

Learn About the County Assessor's Role in Utah

Learn How Property Tax is Calculated   

FAQs
  1. What is market value?
  2. Why do we have a property tax?
  3. Why do assessed values change from year-to-year?
  4. What are my rights and responsibilities?
  5. How much property do I have to own to qualify to be on Greenbelt?
  6. What do I have to do to apply to be on Greenbelt?
  7. What happens if there is a question as to the agricultural use of the property?
  8. What happens if the property is no longer farmed?
  9. I am leasing some agricultural property. Can I apply for Greenbelt?
  10. I am one of multiple owners on a property. Is it okay of I am the only one signing the application?
  11. How often do I have to submit an application?
  12. What is my property is being farmed by someone else?
  13. What is Greenbelt and how can I get more info?
  14. My Property is rented long term for most of the year but I rent it nightly for sundance and the ski season, can I still receive the primary exemption?
  15. How is the Primary Exemption figured?
  16. How do I apply for residency exemptions?
  17. How do I know if I am receiveing the exemption or not?
  18. Can I get a refund for past years?
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