Welcome to the DuPage Township Assessor's Office

DuPage Township is a WILL COUNTY Office

Jean Kelly, CIAO
DuPage Township Assessor 

 OFFICE INFORMATION
    9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 
630-759-1315

Fax: 630-759-6163

DUPAGE TOWNSHIP OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED

OCTOBER 11, 2021 MONDAY IN OBSERVANCE OF COLUMBUS DAY

NOVEMBER 11, 2021 IN OBSERVANCE OF VETERANS DAY

NOVEMBER 25-26, 2021 IN OBSERVANCE OF THANKSGIVING

Bilingual Speakers are Available

Notary Service Available - No Charge 

Email: Assessor@dupagetownshipassessor.com

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          Information@dupagetownshipassessor.com 

Residential owners do not need to hire an attorney or a tax consultant to have your assessment reviewed.  The Assessor's office is here to help you understand the process and the value of your property.  If you have any questions, please call or email your question to Information@dupagetownshipassessor.com 

ASSESSMENTS AND APPEALS:

2021 Notices were mailed August 6, 2021 from Will County if the property received a change, in addition to the multiplier. If it is only a multiplier change, it was only published on our site, the county site and in the Naperville Sun on August 11, 2021.   DuPage Township residential multiplier applied by Will County for 2021 is 1.034.  

Dead line to file an appeal with Board of Review was September 13, 2021.  You may contact the assessor's office after January 1, 2022 and the Assessment Review Inquiry process will be available till end of July, 2022.  Please see the tab on this site after January 1, 2022.

Our webpage property details are accepted as property record cards - the site does not show all amenities. If you need more than what is provided on the website, you will need to request a copy of the property record card. 

Informational sheet provided by Will County Supervisor of Assessments: CLICK HERE

UPDATE FOR 2021 EXEMPTIONS (updated 7-26-2021):

If you are newly eligible to receive any of the exemptions, please call our office with questions, or come into our office to file the approrpriate paperwork.  Freeze forms require previous years tax returns or proof of income.  You may click on our Exemption Tab to find out more about each exemption. 

TAX BILL INFORMATION:  

YOU CAN GO DIRECTLY TO https://willcountytreasurer.com/  TO SEE YOUR MOST RECENT TAX BILL.  If you pay the bill yourself, you are able to pay in 4 installments.  See the bill or treasurer site for more details.   If you notice an error in exemptions, please contact our office as soon as possible. 

How to understand your tax bill from the County - CLICK HERE

FOR 2020- 

Press Release Exemption Forms Covid19

Brochure Will County Covid19

EXEMPTION RENEWALS FOR 2020 WILL NOT BE MAILED OUT. IF YOU PREVIOUSLY QUALIFIED FOR THE EXEMPTION IN 2019 IT WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY APPLIED FOR 2020. 

NEW APPLICANTS:  YOU WILL NEED TO STILL BRING IN THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTATION IN ORDER TO FILE THE EXEMPTION YOU QUALIFY FOR.  THIS CAN BE DONE ONCE THE OFFICE IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.  DEADLINES HAVE BEEN EXTENDED FOR FILING THE EXEMPTIONS.  

Web Edition Property Record Cards are available under the property search tab for your convenience. However, these cards may not contain the most up to date information. For a more detailed property record card, if available, you may contact our office for a copy.  

CLICK HERE to see how the Illinois Property Tax System works!

 IS YOUR PROPERTY PROTECTED FROM FRAUD?

According to the FBI, Property and Mortgage fraud is the fastest growing white-collar crime. Your county land records office has teamed up to create a FREE notification service called Property Fraud Alert.

Subscribe free of charge at www.propertyfraudalert.com or call 1-800-728-3858.

You will need your parcel number to sign up, can get that from your tax bill or deed to property or locate it on this website or county website!