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Mission:
To produce an annual tax digest that conforms to the requirements of Georgia Law and Rules and Regulations of the Georgia Department of Revenue.

The Board of Assessors, an independent body appointed by the Board of Commissioners, is responsible for placing a fair and equalized value on all taxable property.
The Board of Commissioners sets the millage rate.
The billing and collection of taxes is the responsibility of the Tax Commissioner.
Jan 1 of each year is the assessment date in Georgia. Accordingly, all property must be valued for ad valorem taxes based on its condition and use as of Jan. 1.

Who Are Appraisers

Director/Chief Appraiser Keith A. Payne, Appraiser IV

Property Assessor Management Team

1. 1. Personal Property/Mobile Home Shirley White, Appraiser III
  3. Real/Commercial Property Shawna West Appraiser I
  5. Real/Commercial Property Michael Aguirre , Appraiser I
  7. Front Office Administrator Lisa West Appraiser I
  9. Front Office Administrator Victoria Norman

Board of Assessors

Operating under the Georgia Revenue Codes, the Board of Assessors is responsible for the appraisal and assessment of all residential, commercial and personal property in McIntosh County. Property is appraised at 100 percent of its fair market value and assessed at 40 percent of that value.

The Board of Assessors is a five-member body of appointed citizens of McIntosh County, serving on a part time basis, who meet the first Wednesday of every month at 8:00 a.m. unless otherwise posted. They are appointed for staggered terms of four, five, or six years by the McIntosh County Board of Commissioners and operate autonomously. A chairman, vice chairman and secretary are elected on an annual basis. The Board of Assessors hires a chief appraiser to administer the functions of the Property Appraisal Department.

Thomas Gore – Chair

Eunice Moore – Vice Chair

Charles “Art” Crews – Assessor

Darlene Amerson – Assessor

Ralph William Bailey – Assessor