Assessor

The Roosevelt County Assessor’s Office’s staff are appraisers with the State of New Mexico’s Property Tax Division who determine the property value of residences, businesses, and other taxable property within the County for ad valorem tax purposes. (Ad valorem is Latin for “according to the value of something”).

Property in New Mexico is classified as Residential or Non-Residential and taxed accordingly. Tax rates are determined by taxing authorities. Taxing authorities include such organizations as school districts, county hospitals, municipalities, conservancy districts and flood control authorities.

Taxable value on real and personal property is one third of the total appraised value, minus any allowable exemptions, such as Head-of-Household or Veteran’s Exemptions. The Assessor administers the granting of exemptions allowable by state law. Forms to apply are available at the bottom of this page.

The Assessor’s Property Lookup Site, Eagle Web, may be searched various ways – by physical address, account number, owner name, zip code, etc. Once you’ve located a record, click the Account # to see detail on the property, including its current valuation.

Roosevelt County’s property appraisers are constantly reviewing market and economic trends. New construction is added, and the values of existing land and buildings are constantly under review.

Notices of property valuation are required by law to be mailed out by April 1st of each year. There is a 30-day protest period after the mailing date of Notices of Value. Tax Payer’s may protest their valuation during this time.

The Assessor’s office also prepares the tax roll for the County Treasurer for real property (land and improvements), personal property (business equipment, livestock, and mobile homes.)

If we can help you in any way, please contact us.

575-356-6971 or appraisal@rooseveltcounty.com

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