Township Assessing
Mailing address: 1196 Ranger Dr. Gladwin, MI 48624
Phone (231) 881-4000 | Email: Townshipassessing@gmail.com
HOURS: MON-THU 9AM-4PM *CLOSED FRIDAYS & HOLIDAYS
Welcome
This website is intended for the township taxpayers whom we proudly provide assessment services for which include:
2025 MARCH BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING INFORMATION
Click on the Township Links for Township Location and Contact Information
Benzie County, MI
2025 MARCH
BOARD OF REVIEW
Monday, March 10th 3pm-9pm
Tuesday, March 11th 9am-3pm
2025 MARCH
BOARD OF REVIEW
Wexford County, MI
Wednesday, March 12th 9am-3pm
Thursday, March 13th 3pm-9pm
2025 MARCH
BOARD OF REVIEW
Benzie County, MI
Monday, March 10th 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, March 12th 9am-3pm
Gladwin County, MI
2025 MARCH
BOARD OF REVIEW
Monday, March 10th 3pm-9pm
Tuesday, March 11th 9am-3pm
Wexford County, MI
2025 MARCH
BOARD OF REVIEW
Monday, March 10th 9am-3pm
Tuesday, March 11th 3pm-9pm
Wexford County, MI
2025 MARCH
BOARD OF REVIEW
Wednesday, March 12th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, March 12th 9am-3pm
Grand Traverse County, MI
2025 MARCH
BOARD OF REVIEW
Monday, March 10th 9am-3pm
Tuesday, March 11th 3pm-9pm
For questions regarding your assessment, and before planning to file an appeal petition, please contact us at: townshipassessing@gmail.com or call us at 231-881-4000. Due to high call volumes during the months of February and March, it is recommended to email questions if possible.
If you do not receive an email response or returned call before the week of the March Board of Review meetings, we recommend attending one of the scheduled March Board of Review meetings in person.
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If you are unable to protest your assessment and/or values in person, a MARCH BOARD OF REVIEW PETITION must be completed and returned/received by U.S. Mail no later than the Friday before the week of the March Board of Review meetings and to ensure its timely received for placement on the agenda, it must be sent directly to: Township Assessing, 1196 Ranger Dr., Gladwin, MI 48624, (no electronic emails or faxes are accepted). A Personal Representative may appear in person at the Board of Review meeting on your behalf, however, they must have a letter of authorization from the owner they are representing.
FORMS & INFORMATION
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Exempts Michigan residents, occupying and owning property as a primary residence, from up to 18 mills of the local school operating tax
Jun 1st for Summer School Tax Levy
Nov 1st for Winter School Tax Levy
When moving to a new principal residence
Prior to claiming a Principal Residence or similar exemption elsewhere
When moving to a new residence & current residence is for sale but not rented or occupied
Must be filed yearly up to 3 years - if applicable
When property ownership changes this form must be filed with the Assessor for determination of the taxable value status (whether the taxable value uncaps or remains capped), and qualification of the sale for use in determining future property values as part of the mass appraisal process.
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Also provides Assessor with information on transfer, in the event a copy of the deed is not given to the Assessor by the County Register of Deeds.
File with the ASSESSOR no later than 90 Days after change of ownership name
Property Tax Exemption for honorably discharged Veterans who are rated by the Veterans Administration as 100% Permanently Disabled as a result of a service connected disability.
Must file annually during the current tax year. Highly recommend filing in January of current year. Filing must be done no later than the second Tuesday of December or prior to the December Board of Review Meeting.
Provides same exemption benefit as the Principal Residence Exemption (different filing and qualification requirements) of up
to 18 mills of the local school
operating tax for property that is
used primarily (over 50% of property dedicated to/used for) a agricultural operation as defined by the Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development.
Due to the Assessor no later thanMay 1st of current tax year
Qualified Agricultural Property that has a transfer of ownership will uncap the year following a sale, unless the new owner's of the property intend to continue using the land for Agriculutral purposes.
If the intent is to continue to use the property for Agricultural purposes, the Qualified Ag to Remain Qualified Ag form must be completed and filed with the County Register of Deeds. Once filed with the Register of Deeds the form must be sent to the Assessor.
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If the property ceases to be used for Agricultural purposes the property's taxable value will uncap to the Assessed/SEV the year following it's change of use.
Provides property tax relief for qualified property owners. Income and Assets must fall with-in the Township's Poverty Exemption Policy and Federal Poverty Guidelines. Poverty Exemption Applications must be applied for annually and qualifications must be met annually. March, July and December Board of Reviews will grant the exemption to qualified applicants.
We are required to keep original hard copies of all submitted forms and do not accept emailed copies. Please submit forms via regular U.S. Mail (no hand delivered forms please) and send to:
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Township Assessing
1196 Ranger Dr
Gladwin Mi, 48624