Property notices
Three notices go out each year.
1st notice - Valuation notice
This notice goes out in March.
The notice states the value of your property and its classification. We use these to calculate your property taxes for the following year.
It also states any special property tax programs that the property is receiving.
You can appeal or question your property's classification or value after you get this notice.
Learn more about property assessment.
Independently managed cities
Hennepin County does not manage the valuation notices for all cities.
Some cities manage their own.
If your property is in one of the following cities, contact your local assessor.
- Bloomington
- Eden Prairie
- Edina
- Maple Grove
- Minneapolis
- Minnetonka
- St. Louis Park
2nd notice - Proposed levies & taxes notice
This notice goes out in November.
The notice shows an estimate of what your taxes will be the following year.
It does not include special assessments that may be added to your final bill.
It includes the meeting information for when you can provide input on proposed budget and levies that affect your bill. These are called truth-in-taxation meetings.
3rd notice - Tax statement
This statement goes out in March.
It shows a detailed breakdown of the taxes due and includes payment stubs.
The first half is due in May and the second half is due in October.