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WELCOME TO THE ROSCOMMON TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR’S OFFICE

The Assessor is responsible for the assessment of properties for the purpose of property taxes in Roscommon Township. There are two main duties that your Assessor is required to do; inventory and list all properties within the municipality and fairly evaluate the taxable property annually in accordance with the Michigan General Property Tax Laws. The result of these two duties is the annual assessment roll on which taxes will be levied.

Roscommon Township Assessor Office Accessibility Policy

As per Public Act 660 of 2018, Roscommon Township Assessing Department wishes to provide the highest quality assessment administration for Roscommon Township and its taxpayers.

This published policy, subject to State Tax Commission guidelines, ensures that the assessor’s office is reasonably accessible to taxpayers.

Taxpayer inquiries may be submitted directly by telephone or electronic mail:
MCL211.10g(c)(i)

Monday through Friday

8:30 am through 4:30 pm (open during lunch)

Assessor of Record: Diane F. Randall, MAAO

Certificate No. R-8029

Telephone Number: 989-422-4116

Email address: supervisor@roscommontownship.com

An estimated response time for taxpayer inquiries submitted directly by telephone or electronic mail is not to exceed 7 business days from the date of inquiry. MCL211.10g (c)(ii)

In-person meetings may be scheduled with the Assessor through the designated contact information provided above. MCL211.10g (c)(iii)

Taxpayer requests for inspection or production of records maintained by the Assessor can be made with the Assessor through the contact information provided above. Inspection requests will be scheduled as agreed upon between the taxpayer and the Assessor. Records maintained by the Assessor will be provided to the taxpayer by mail, by electronic mail or as mutually agreed upon between the taxpayer and the Assessor. MCL211.10g (c)(iv)

Taxpayers may have their assessment reviewed by the Assessor at any time to informally hear and resolve discrepancies and disputes before the March meeting of the Board of Review. The assessment process is an annual process and information is gathered and assembled throughout the year(December 31st) to make changes for the following year. The Assessor has no jurisdiction to change an assessment for the current year. Any assessment changes after the first Monday in March must go before the Board of Review. MCL211.10g (c)(v)

Roscommon Township property assessment data is available through a fee-based site
https://bsaonline.com/?uid=1753

MCL211.10g (d)

Principal Residents exemptions may be submitted throughout the year. The exemption form must be received prior to June 1st to qualify for the current year.


Disabled Veteran’s Exemption form may be submitted to the assessor after January 1st and before December 31st during the year in which the exemption is requested.

The proper filing of the Property Transfer Affidavit can be very beneficial to the buyer if the buyer qualifies for any of the exemptions of “uncapping” that are listed on the form.


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