Erroll G. Williams, Assessor Orleans Parish Assessor’s Office
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Sincerely, Erroll G. Williams, CLA Orleans Parish Assessor's Office Please know that the Orleans Parish Assessor's Office does not send out tax bills nor do we collect taxes.  Questions regarding your tax bill should be referred to the New Orleans Bureau of Treasury.  They can be reached at (504) 658- 1701.  For more information click HERE.
EAST BANK: City Hall, 1300 Perdido Street, City Hall Room 4E01 • (504) 754-8811 WEST BANK: Algiers Courthouse, 225 Morgan Street • (504) 368-7642 Office Hours (East and West Bank): Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Member Accuracy: Our mission is to make sure every property owner in Orleans Parish pays their fair share--no more, no less. Professionalism: Our staff builds and maintains a quality community, and are trained to provide the information you need in a courteous and professional manner. Accessibility: Fair and equitable property valuations are our goal; visit our Search Records page to see all property assessments for every parcel in Orleans Parish.
Welcome! Please be advised that all questions regarding your property tax bill should be directed to the City of New Orleans, Bureau of Treasury: (504) 658-1701, or (504) 658-1712, bureauoftreasury@nola.gov.   The Orleans Parish Assessor’s Office DOES NOT issue tax bills, but you can use our website to find yours. Find your property record using the Search Records link to the left. Once you find your property record, click the Tax Information button under Quick Links.   Click here for more information   Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, we recommend all visitors to our office wear masks and require all individuals have their temperature taken upon arrival. The Assessor's Office website has been designed to provide an overview of the many functions of our office, and to assist you by providing online information services. It is my pleasure to provide these helpful facts on the valuation process and explain the various benefits available through the exemptions, and assessment level freezes provided by Louisiana law.  You will also find information on how to review and/or appeal your property valuation should you feel the need to do so.  Our primary goal is to establish fair and equitable values for all properties in Orleans Parish. The Orleans Parish Assessor's Office is dedicated to providing efficient, accurate, and courteous service to the public. I invite you to visit, e-mail, or call our office with your comments or concerns