Upcoming Events & Key Deadlines - Budget Town Hall Assessor's Office

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Jan 28, 2026, 6:18:25 PMJan 28

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Upcoming Deadlines & Events

Budget Town Hall

Join our annual Budget Community Town Hall on Monday, February 9 at
6:00 PM in the United Playaz Clubhouse at 1044 Howard Street.

District 6 Supervisor and Budget & Finance Committee Vice-Chair Matt Dorsey will join us.

You can expect to learn about the Office of the Assessor-Recorder's budget priorities, our role and impact in securing the financial stability of
San Francisco, improvements we're making in how we serve you, and important reminders about property assessment and the State laws that guide it.

RSVP here.

If you can't attend the event and want to make public comment, please email: asse...@sfgov.org.

Property Tax Exemptions

The deadline to file for and receive a full exemption to save money on your property taxes, such as the Homeowners' Exemption or Welfare Exemption for non-profits, is February 15, 2026.

You can now use our online community portal to file for exemptions and

it's not too late to book an in-person, one-on-one appointment with our staff if you have questions about eligibility or need help filing. You can make an appointment here and learn more about exemptions here.

Requesting Reductions in Assessed Value

From January 2 to March 31, 2026, residential property owners who believe the assessed (taxable) value of their home is higher than the market value may file an Informal Review Request to temporarily lower their assessed value.

This service is provided at no charge and is available to property owners in a single-family dwelling, residential condominiums, townhouses, live-work lofts, and cooperative units.

Learn more and use our new online community portal to file.

Super Bowl LX on February 8

San Francisco is proud to celebrate Super Bowl LX and the 2026 Pro Bowl Games. Find official information about public safety and transportation, events and how the City is preparing for a safe and fun week.

Text SuperBowlSF to 888-777 for emergency alerts.

Lunar New Year & Black History Month

With the Lunar New Year and Black History Month coming up, there are many events and opportunities for you to celebrate our city's rich cultural heritage and diversity together with your friends, family and loved ones.

Learn more about Lunar New Year and Black History Month events across our neighborhoods here in San Francisco. And of course, don't forget to support our small businesses while you're at it!

Swearing-in our new Police Chief

Last week, It was an honor to attend the swearing-in of our new Police Chief Derrick Lew. I look forward to continuing our work together through our role in fairly and accurately assessing all property which provides the bedrock for our City's financial security, including funding essential services for safety and well-being.

Celebrating Local Artists

Our local artists, teachers and advocates, including our First Latino Poet Laureate Alejandro Murguía and local filmmaker Louis Dematteis, don't just reflect history. They challenge it, shape it, and move people to action.

Now is the time to honor our roots, resistance, and the voices that continue to push our city forward. Last week at Brava Theater in the Mission we came together to do just that.

Recommitting Ourselves to the Work of
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Anchored by the power of working people, we honored Dr. MLK, Jr. and the San Franciscans that carry forward his mission and legacy, like Reverend Dr. Arelious Walker, who reminds us that our pursuit of truth, love, and justice is a labor we carry together.

About the Assessor-Recorder

The Office of the Assessor-Recorder's mission is to fairly and accurately identify and assess all taxable property in San Francisco as well as record, secure, and provide access to property, marriage, and other records.