Land Resource Centre

The Land Resource Centre is comprised of two divisions - Equalization and Geographic Information Systems. While each division has its unique responsibilities, our service is distinctly singular when our customers walk through the door.

What is Equalization? (PDF - 3.62 MB)

How to Calculate Your Property Taxes (PDF - 84 KB)

Michigan Property Tax Explanation (Department of Treasury Website)
A video made by the Michigan Department of Treasury explaining how property taxes can increase while property values decrease.

Michigan Property Tax Estimator (Department of Treasury Website)

Land Resource Centre Reports
Apportionment Reports:	Millage Rate Reports:
Equalization Reports:	Taxable Value Reports:
Note: All Reports are in Portable Document Format (PDF).

Equalization

Equalization maintains a property information database for the County's 33,000 plus parcels. Ownership, property descriptions, school districts, property taxes and tax rates, property sales history and trends, and a host of other land-related information.

Geographic Information Systems

The GIS Department is responsible for maintaining the County’s mapping data such as parcels, roads, addresses, and water features. This office also creates a variety of maps using the wide range of information available.

Equalization Employees:

GIS Employees:

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Land Resource Centre Reports

Equalization

Geographic Information Systems