Parcel number in Tremont
Look up a parcel by its number, or find the number for an address.
Tremont Township part
Tremont Township Assessor
Township assessor for Tremont Township in Tazewell County: values property for property tax. The county assessment office reviews and equalizes the values.
Elm Grove Township part
Elm Grove Township Assessor
Township assessor for Elm Grove Township in Tazewell County: values property for property tax. The county assessment office reviews and equalizes the values.
County assessment office
Tazewell County Assessment Office
The Tazewell County Assessment Office oversees property assessments in the county, handles homestead exemptions and helps with assessment appeals to the Board of Review.
2 more options
- Tremont parcel map and property searchTremont's public map viewer. Search a property to see parcel boundaries, aerial imagery and other local map layers.
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- Tazewell County GIS viewerTazewell County public GIS viewer with parcel boundaries.
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Who to ask
Tremont Township part
Tremont Township AssessorTownship assessor for Tremont Township in Tazewell County: values property for property tax. The county assessment office reviews and equalizes the values.Seth Keever, Township Assessor- tremont.elmgrove.assessor@gmail.com
- Website
- Visit website
Elm Grove Township part
Elm Grove Township AssessorTownship assessor for Elm Grove Township in Tazewell County: values property for property tax. The county assessment office reviews and equalizes the values.Seth Keever, Township Assessor- tremont.elmgrove.assessor@gmail.com
- Website
- Visit website
County assessment office
Tazewell County Assessment OfficeThe Tazewell County Assessment Office oversees property assessments in the county, handles homestead exemptions and helps with assessment appeals to the Board of Review.- Phone
- (309) 477-2275
- Website
- Visit website
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About parcel number
A parcel number (also called PIN, PID, or parcel ID) is the county's unique label for a piece of land. It is on the tax statement, and the county GIS shows it when you click a parcel. Numbers are only unique within one county.