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County Road Closures and Construction 
Click here for a county map of current road closures due to flooding and construction.

Valuation Appeal

 As a property owner, you have rights.  

If you would like to discuss your 2021 Assessed valuation, please call and speak with an appraiser.  If unavailable, the appraiser will call you back at their earliest convenience.  Based on the information provided, the appraiser can change your value up until April 25th.
 

The normal appeal period is from April 2nd to April 30th.  If after speaking to an appraiser you need to file an appeal form, please download the form "Petition to Local Board of Revew" and return it to our office.  This is not a pre-populated form. It must be back to us on or before April 30 OR postmarked April 30. Instructions for filing your petition may also be helpful to you and is located in the Valuation Appeal Form tab.  

To assist in the process, the Sioux City Assessor has put into action an appeal program that is located on our website. Property owners will have to search for their property first before an appeal can be started (this is a pre-populated form).  Here is a link to the search page:  https://beacon.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=10&PageType=Search

 

IF AFTER you have appealled to the local Sioux City Board of Review & you wish to go to the next step, click on this link to take you to the PAAB site or file with District Court.

For more information on the PAAB or Property Assessment Appeal Board please visit their website at :  https://paab.iowa.gov/appealing-your-assessment

Woodbury County Supervisors

The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors is comprised of five elected officials, with an administrative staff consisting of a Finance/Operation Controller, Board Administrative Coordinator and an Executive Secretary/Public Bidder.

The functions of the Board of Supervisors are varied and its authority embraces practically every aspect of County Government. Although these functions are primarily administrative in nature, the board exercises power characteristic of each of the three branches of government: executive, legislative, and judicial. For example, the Board fills vacancies in county offices by appointing successors, fixes rules relating to the use of county buildings and grounds, and determines the disposition of claims against the county. The board acts as a general business manager for the county government, plays a major role in matters of county taxation and finance, and is the governmental authority responsible for the construction and maintenance of the county road system. In some areas the duties of the board are nominal, while others are extensive.

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