Orange County Property Appraiser
- Establishes property value each year.
- Applies exemptions, classifications and assessment limitations.
- Produces the property value information used on the TRIM notice.

City of Ocoee
Property Tax, Fire Assessment & Amendment 3 Information
Property taxes involve several independent offices and taxing authorities. Use this page to find the right office for questions about your property value, an exemption, a City tax, a Fire Assessment, a school tax, a tax bill, or an appeal.
Choose the question that sounds closest to yours. The page will point you to the office or City resource that normally handles it.
The Property Appraiser establishes property value and applies exemptions, assessment limitations and classifications. Start there when the issue is the value or exemption shown on the property record.
Each office has a different job. One office usually cannot change a decision that belongs to another.
A simplified view of the annual process can help explain why several offices appear on the same notice.
The Property Appraiser determines value and applies exemptions, classifications and assessment limitations.
Property Appraiser → (opens in a new tab)The City, County, School Board and other taxing authorities independently develop budgets and rates for their jurisdictions.
Ocoee budget →The notice shows values, exemptions, taxing authorities, proposed rates and hearing information before final tax bills.
TRIM Guide →After rates and assessments are finalized, the Tax Collector issues the tax bill, collects payments and distributes the revenue.
Tax Collector → (opens in a new tab)Use this section to see which office handles each type of question.
These links lead to the government office or local resource responsible for the topic.