Online search Find information on Hennepin County properties including but not limited to taxes due (tax statement), current and prior year taxes, assessment values, tax parcel description, and sales information. For access to a list of recently recorded documents for a property see the Recently recorded documents section. Search by Property address – type the address into the search form Property ID number (PID) – found on your tax or assessment statement Addition name – from the legal description Property interactive map – click the map to find your property For help, try these search tips.
Change taxpayer information To change or correct taxpayer name or mailing address, complete and submit the change taxpayer information form.
Divide or combine tax parcels To request a division or combination of an existing tax parcel, you must complete and submit these 2 forms: Owner request for division or combination (PDF, 1MB) City approval for division or combination (PDF, 1MB) Before submitting the forms, review the following: All current year property taxes due must be paid in full before the request can be initiated. There is no fee for requesting and processing administrative divisions or combinations. New parcel identification numbers derived from plats, divisions and combinations submitted during the current calendar year will be finalized between March and June of the following year. See the forms for more detail on the process. Hennepin County tax parcel division/combination timeline (PDF, 1MB). Email or mail the completed forms to: pip@hennepin.us Recorder/Registrar of Titles, 300 S 6th St, MC-074, Minneapolis, MN 55487 Email questions on divisions or combinations to pip@hennepin.us.
Assistance by phone 612-348-3011 The 13-digit property identification (PID) number is needed. To find the PID, see the Online search section. Automated phone service Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday, 2–4 p.m. Service representative Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Recently recorded documents A list of recently recorded documents for a property can be found by using recent recording history.