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Williamson County property assessments

What the county's own roll says, and how many parcels sit above their neighbours.

37,931parcels on record
402with a published assessment
$24,115median assessed value
0above their neighbourhood median
A median has half of everything above it by definition, boards do not grant every uniformity claim, and being above a median is a ground to argue rather than proof of error. These are assessed values, not tax bills.

Your deadline in Williamson County

30 days from the publication of your township's assessment roll in the local newspaper. The window is short and it is not the same date across the county.

Statutory basis: 35 ILCS 200/16-55. A late filing cannot be cured, so confirm the date on your own notice — it is not the same across the county.

How the assessment was calculated

Illinois assesses at 33.33% of market value. The assessor estimates market value by mass appraisal — a model over recent sales, adjusted by the characteristics they hold on file for your property. If those characteristics are wrong, the number is wrong. The full anatomy is here.

The argument most people miss

Beyond “my house is worth less than they say”, the Illinois Constitution requires uniform taxation. If comparable property near you is assessed at a lower rate per square foot, that is a ground for relief in its own right — no appraisal needed, and built from figures the assessor published themselves.

Towns in Williamson County

Marion — 14,646 parcels Herrin — 6,422 parcels Carterville — 5,093 parcels Johnston City — 3,070 parcels Creal Springs — 1,870 parcels Carbondale — 1,843 parcels Pittsburg — 960 parcels Cambria — 532 parcels Hurst — 528 parcels

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