Honorable Bill Donegan, CFA Orange County Property Appraiser
Office of the Property Appraiser Overview
The Office of the Property Appraiser is created and established by the Constitution of the State of Florida [Article VIII, Section 1(d)]. Elected Constitutional Officer. Responsible directly to the people. Promotes accountability and transparency in the ad valorem tax roll process.
Property Appraiser Responsibilities Place a fair and equitable Just Market Value on all Real and Tangible Personal Property for ad valorem taxation. Administer all exemptions authorized by Florida Law. Prepare and submit to the State Department of Revenue an annual assessment roll which complies with Constitution and State mandate standards. Administer the TRIM notices. Maintain the County Base Map.
OCPA Divisional Organization 130 Staff Administrative Services Customer Service Exemptions Homestead Compliance Tangible Personal Property Real Estate Assessments Residential Commercial Real Estate Services Deeds and Research / Cadastral Mapping / Permits / AG Information Technology IT Operations / CAMA, GIS, and WEB Programming / Tax Roll Services
2006 Final Tax Roll Statistics 407,954 Real Property Parcels 270,339 Residential 62,089 Condominium & Timeshare 12,918 Commercial and Industrial 47,937 Vacant 1,988 Agricultural 63,344 Tangible Personal Property Accounts Total Just Value: $127.8 Billion Total Taxable Value: $92.3 Billion Just Market Value Increased $26 Billion, or 25.6% over 2005 Just Market Value Taxable Value Increased $17 Billion, or 22.6% over 2005 New construction added over $3.5 Billion in taxable value
2007 Tax Roll as of Today 421,000 Real Property Parcels Up 13,000 over 2006 and still climbing Residential New Construction up 3.2 Billion 40,021 Residential Sales in 2006 1.9 Billion in value coming off the SOH Cap Commercial New Construction up 1.1 Billion
$ 400,000 $ 300,000 $ 200,000 $ 100,000 $ 0 Tax Dollars Returned due to Homestead Non-Compliance $ 370,983 $ 352,641
Thank You Gracias Honorable Bill Donegan, CFA Orange County Property Appraiser