2010 Assessment Cards Are Here.  Please click on the appropriate link below to view your 2010 assessment. 

Assessment cards are organized by parcel number.  If you don't have your parcel number, please visit Access Dane to search for parcel numbers using the property address or the landowner's name.

All Parcels (file is large and may take a moment to load)

Parcel Numbers 0610-011-8005-0 to 0610-094-9930-2

Parcel Numbers 0610-101-8930-6 to 0610-232-9640-5

Parcel Numbers 0610-233-1001-3 to 0610-364-9930-2  _____________________________________________

NOTICE OF OPEN BOOK SESSION 2010 FOR THE TOWN OF DUNN

Pursuant to Sec. 70.45 of Wis. Statutes the Town of Dunn 2010 Assessment Roll will be open for examination beginning Monday, July 26, 2010.

Open Book Session is set for:

Tuesday August 3, 10:00AM-12:00PM and 1:00PM to 7:00PM

Wednesday August 4, 3:00PM to 7:00PM

Thursday August 5, 8:00AM to 12:00PM

at the Dunn Town Hall, 4156 County Road B, McFarland.

The assessor will be available during Open Book Session.

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Notice of Board of Review Adjournment to a Later Date (2nd Adjournment) [click to view]

In order to attend Board of Review, you will need to fill out the "Objection Form For Real Property Assessment".  You can find this form on the last page of the Property Assessment Appeal Guide for Wisconsin Real Property Owners.  Please complete this form and return it to the Town Hall.  You must fill out every part of the form and the following information must be included:

Tillable Land

• 1st grade = 317
• 2nd grade = 268
• 3rd grade = 195
• Pasture = 78

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Assessment information is available online!
Property information, zoning, assessment information and tax payment history for parcels in the Town of Dunn is available on the Access Dane website at   http://accessdane.co.dane.wi.us/ 
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The Department of Revenue website contains a set of FAQs related to the topic of "Property Assessments in a Declining Market".  Property owners may find this link helpful in explaining why there is not a drop in their assessed value or their property tax bill, despite news reports of foreclosures and falling property values.  This information can be found at http://www.revenue.wi.gov/faqs/slf/declmrkt.html
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Property owners are encouraged to read property tax publications available from the Department of Revenue at  http://www.dor.state.wi.us/pubs/slf/pb060.pdf