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Board of Equalization happens every year after property tax valuation notices are mailed and before you receive your actual Tax Notice. The County Commissioners become the Board of Equalization and give you the opportunity to discuss questions you may have concerning your valuation notice. Information on Board of Equalization is included on your Valuation Notice.
