A comprehensive webpage for a better understanding of the 2025 Rockland revaluation
The City of Rockland has contracted with Vision Government Solutions to provide revaluation services for the assessment date of April 1, 2025. The project began in September 2023 and will extend to August 2025.
The Revaluation process includes data collection, market analysis, table updates, notices to property owners for the new assessment, informal hearings, commitment of taxes, and mailing of tax bills.
Please see the “Current Phase” for information about where we are in the process.
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Current Phase of Revaluation
The 2025 Revaluation is almost complete. Property owners as of April 1, 2025, will soon receive a mailing that includes their new property assessment, the previous year’s assessment, and details on how to schedule an informal hearing if desired. Below, you’ll find helpful information and resources to assist.
Scheduling an Appointment:
To schedule an appointment for an informal hearing, please call 888-844-4300.
The PID# and property location are on the assessment notice, which you must have available when scheduling an appointment. Appointments are available via phone or an in-person meeting at City Hall.
Resources:
Revaluation Overview (https://www.vgsi.com/revaluation-overview/)
Goals of a Revaluation (https://www.vgsi.com/goals-of-a-revaluation/)
How to read your property record card: See Below
Is My Assessment Correct? (https://www.vgsi.com/is-my-assessment-correct/)
Search for recent sales (https://gis.vgsi.com/rocklandme/)
Preparing for a Hearing (https://www.vgsi.com/preparing-for-a-hearing/)
How Land and Buildings are Valued (https://www.vgsi.com/how-land-and-buildings-are-valued/)
Understanding Your Property Card
Your property card is a document that provides information about your property’s ownership history, parcel and building size, current and previous assessments, property tax exemptions, and more. Property cards are publicly available, and can be found by searching for a property address in the City’s Property and Zoning Database. You can locate information on your property card using the guide below:
- Property Owner Information
- Property Location
- Map and Lot
- Previous Owners
- Previous Assessments
- Current Property Exemptions
- Current Assessment (Land, Buildings, Outbuildings, Extra Features, Exemptions)
- Building Permit History
- Property Use
- Lot Size in Acres
- Construction Details
- Year Built
- Outbuilding and Extra Features
- Sketch Descriptions
- Living Area
- Sketch
- Property Photo
