Assessor

The Assessor serves all property owners in Mohave County and is an elected official serving a four-year term

Understanding Arizona Property Values

The responsibility of the Mohave County Assessor's Office is to locate, identify, and set full cash value on all taxable county property in accordance with Arizona Revised Statutes, and to review that value in the appeal process. Mohave County has 258,932 parcels of land. The following departments constitute the Assessor's Office:

• Administration (customer service)
• Systems Support (deed transfers, sales affidavit entry, tax roll corrections, quality control, etc.)
• Cartography
  • Subdivision Index (warning...large file. Requires Adobe Acrobat)
  • Township/Range/Section Index Subdivision Index (warning...large file. Requires Adobe Acrobat)
  • Index Map (warning...large file. Requires a TIFF Viewer)
  • Applications for Parcel Splits and Combines (Requires Adobe Acrobat)
• Land Appraisal
• Field Appraisal (improved properties)
• CAMA (Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal)
• Personal Property (mobile homes and business personal property)

Recorded DEED Information

• For information on obtaining or recording deeds please email the Mohave County Recorder by email or call at (928) 753-0701.

• For answers to your tax questions please contact the Mohave County Treasurer Office by email or by phone at (928) 753-0737

Mohave County Conservation Easements

A.R.S. 33-272 provides that the holders of conservation easements in Mohave County shall notify the Assessor of any real property burdened by a conservation easement.  The Mohave County Assessor has not been notified of any property burdened by conservation easements within its jurisdiction.  Per A.R.S. 42-12058, the Mohave County Assessor has made available to the public the following registry of real property known by Mohave County to burdened by conservation easements.

View the list of conservation easements.