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This tutorial provides guidance on navigating the Polk County Assessor's website, offering tips for efficient use of the query options available. Learn how to conduct homeowner, general, legal, and commercial property searches using various criteria such as address, owner's name, or district. The site allows for intelligent queries, meaning you can enter partial information to retrieve relevant data. We'll also explore advanced features like the address range search and how to utilize the navigation bar effectively for a seamless experience.
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Web TutorialUsing the Assessor’s Site May 27, 1999
Moving Around • Use the ‘Tab Key’ to move from field to field (shift tab to move to previous field). OR • Use the mouse to click from field to field.
Query Options for Property Search • Homeowner Query • General Query • Legal Query • Commercial Query • Photo Search • Skip to next subject
Home Owner Query • Query by • street address and/or • jurisdiction (optional) • owners last name and initial of first name (optional) • Enter what you know. Partial information is acceptable. • This is an intelligent query capable of interpreting the users request. • See Example • Back to index
General Query • Powerful query capable of identifying combinations and/or ranges of data. • Query by • Property Address • Use 2nd House # field to search for a range of addresses • Exclude direction (NW, S, SE, etc) and suffix (ST, AV, CT, etc.). Query will NOT work with these qualifiers. • Ownership • Enter exact or partial spelling of name • District (Requires 3 digits) / Parcel (do not need leading zeros) • GeoParcel • Actual • Match • Back to index
Legal Query • Back to index
Commercial Query • Back to index
Photo Search • Back to index
APPENDIX Examples
Example - Home Owner Query [ Index ] [ About Query ]
Example - General Query [ Index ] [ About Query ]
Example - Legal Query [ Index ] [ About Query ]
Example - Commercial Query [ Index ] [ About Query ]
Example - Photo Query [ Index ] [ About Query ]
Address Range from General Query [ About Query ]