Some Orange County Cities Will Receive More Property Tax Revenue Than Last Year
Posted July 23, 2009
By Sylvia Walker
The Orange County Assessor’s 2009-2010 Local Assessment Roles of Value shows that the value of the Orange County assessed tax roll (secured and unsecured) is over $418 billion. This is 1.2% or $5.2 billion lower than last year’s assessment roll. The Orange County assessment roll has been lower than the previous year only twice before.
However, not all cities will be receiving less of this tax revenue than they did last year. For example, unlike Santa Ana, both Costa Mesa and Irvine will receive more than they did the previous year; take a look at the city-by-city numbers as shown below. For additional Orange County property tax data, click here.
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