Marshall County Assessor Oklahoma

06/07/2026

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05/25/2026

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend. 🇺🇸

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and our freedom.

As you enjoy time with family and friends, please take a moment to reflect on the heroes who never made it home.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day from the Marshall County Assessor’s Office. ❤️🤍💙

05/23/2026

04/17/2026

‼️Important Information‼️
Property Tax Cap Reduction (SJR 39) —

🗳️This would lower the cap on how much your property’s taxable value can increase each year—and it will be a vote of the people.

📉Here’s what’s changing:
• Non-homestead & commercial: 5% ➡️ 4%
• Homestead & Agricultural: 3% ➡️ 1.75%

✔️ The upside:
More predictable tax bills, especially when property values rise quickly.

⚠️ The trade-off:
Property taxes fund schools, law enforcement, and emergency services. Lower caps can slow that funding over time.

🏡 What this means for you:
It may limit how fast your taxable value increases—but it doesn’t eliminate taxes or guarantee your bill won’t go up.

📌Bottom line:
It’s about balancing taxpayer relief with funding the services our communities rely on.

As always, if you have questions, we’re happy to help!

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03/05/2026

Just a friendly reminder to get those personal property renditions turned in before the deadline sneaks up on us.
If you have questions or need help filling out your form, our office is happy to help!

02/19/2026

‼️PSA: Lengthy, but VERY important‼️

Marshall County Property Tax Update: What SB 1809 Would Do

There’s been a lot of talk about SB 1809, so here’s a simple breakdown of what it actually means for homeowners in Marshall County.

💡 What the bill would change

SB 1809 would increase the basic homestead exemption from
➡️ $1,000 of assessed value (current law)
to
➡️ $5,000 of assessed value (starting in tax year 2027).

That means qualifying homeowners would see a small reduction in their property taxes beginning with their 2027 tax bill.

🏠 What stays the same

This bill does NOT:
• Change how the Assessor values property
• Cap your home value
• Freeze values
• Affect rental, commercial, or industrial property
• Change rules for additional homestead or senior freeze

‼️Your value will still be set based on fair market value, as required by Oklahoma law.

🏫 What it means for local services

A larger exemption reduces the taxable base. That means:
• Schools
• County general fund
• EMS
• County health

would all receive less revenue starting in FY27, unless the Legislature provides reimbursement.

📌 Important note

SB 1809 is not law yet. It is still moving through the legislative process and can be changed.

❓Why SB 1809 Would Be Detrimental to Marshall County Services

If SB 1809 passes, Marshall County would lose over $1.6 million in yearly funding for essential local services. Those cuts wouldn’t be abstract—they would directly affect everyday life here at home.

💬 Tax Reform Is Needed — But Not Like This

Oklahomans agree that property tax reform is overdue. The system needs modernization, transparency, and balance. But meaningful reform shouldn’t come at the expense of:
• Children’s education
• Emergency response times
• Law enforcement coverage
• Public health and safety

Reform should be smart, fair, and sustainable — not a sudden cut that weakens essential services our communities rely on every day.

02/17/2026

Hey neighbor! You probably opened that valuation notice and thought, “Lord have mercy, what now?” Don’t worry — it’s not a tax bill. It’s just a dramatic little document trying to look important.
We’ve turned comments off, so things stay helpful and accurate. If something’s unclear, please call the Assessor’s Office — we’re glad to answer any questions.

01/29/2026

‼️Storm damage should also be reported to:

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01/29/2026

Notification of any property damage resulting from the ice storm should be submitted to our office promptly to facilitate necessary adjustments to property values for 2026.

01/13/2026

I strongly encourage you to thoroughly investigate and acquaint yourself with the effects of the proposed SQ 842.

https://kfor.com/news/local/county-assessors-examine-the-cost-of-no-more-ok-property-taxes/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAPTK6VleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeLUFuyDc8RwzKm1Zcl4yVKy1ad8OaKGXL6nNqEyIB_mF-2-Ua9l0BHth3Y5k_aem_TQWel6M3roRMu4eBGJzJGA

The new year had many county assessors looking at what sort of impact would be had if Oklahoma got rid of its property tax. Critics have said it could destroy the money that public schools and many…