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Fresno County’s 2026 assessment roll reached a record $129.01 billion in net taxable property value, reflecting continued growth in the county’s tax base. The annual roll determines the taxable value of real, business and personal property and serves as the basis for property tax bills that help fund schools, public safety, public health and other local government services.

$129.01 billion

Fresno County’s net taxable property value reached a record, reflecting the total taxable value of all real, business and personal property as of the Jan. 1 lien date.

$5.71 billion

The assessment roll increased by $5.71 billion from last year, a 4.63% year-over-year gain.

323,727

The county’s assessment roll now includes 323,727 parcels, up from 322,348 parcels a year ago.

2%

Under Proposition 13, most property owners will see their assessed value increase by no more than the annual inflation adjustment, which is capped at 2%, unless a property changes ownership or undergoes new construction.

7.68%

Kerman posted the county’s largest year-over-year increase in assessed value among incorporated cities at 7.68%, followed by Parlier (6.76%), Mendota (6.47%), Fowler (5.79%), Coalinga (5.56%), Clovis (5.1%) and Fresno (4.99%).

$70.6 billion

Single-family residential properties represent the largest share of Fresno County’s assessment roll, accounting for more than $70.6 billion in assessed value.