Steve J. Bestolarides
Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk
Office of the Assessor
The Office of the Assessor is dedicated to preparing fair and equitable assessments to all taxable property in San Joaquin County. The County Assessor has a constitutional responsibility to determine the value of and assess all taxable property in the County. That assessment is used to compute the annual property tax bill. The 2024-2025 property tax assessment roll grew to $116.1 billion; over $1 billion in property tax dollars that support education, public safety and local services.
Office of the Recorder-County Clerk
The Office of the Recorder-County Clerk is committed to providing excellent, cost-effective service to the public. The Office maintains public records, records documents, and files notary public bonds. The Recorder-County Clerk issues and registers marriage licenses, vital statistics and other public documents. Additionally, the Recorder-County Clerk receives passport applications on behalf of the U.S. Department of State.
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Important Dates
10 Dec
Secured Taxes First Installment Delinquent Date
December 10, 2024
11 Dec
Last Day to File an Exemption Claim for Homeowners and Veterans to receive 80% of the Exemption
December 11, 2024
Last Day to File an Exemption Claim for Homeowners and Veterans to receive 80% of the Exemption. If it falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the Last Day to File an Exemption date is the next business day.
11 Dec
Last Day to File an Exemption Claim for Disabled Veterans to receive 90% of the Exemption
December 11, 2024
Last Day to File an Exemption Claim for Disabled Veterans to receive 90% of the Exemption. If it falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the Last Day to File an Exemption date is the next business day.