Alphabetical List of Ogle County Property Owners, Parcel Numbers and Assessed Values

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What Property Tax Exemptions Are Available?

There are a variety of property tax exemptions available to homeowners to help reduce their tax bills.  Most require that the property be residential, and be owned and occupied by the taxpayer.

There are additional exemptions for senior citizens, certain disabled individuals, certain disabled veterans, and veterans returning from active duty. 

The dollar amount of these exemptions changes almost yearly.  Some of these require a one-time application, others must be renewed every year. Further information about these  exemptions is available from the Ogle County Supervisor of Assessments. 

In addition to the above, there is a tax deferral program for seniors that is administered through the Ogle County Treasurer’s office.

The State of Illinois  also has certain grants and/or reimbursements for property taxes under their Circuit Breaker program.  This is administered by the Illinois Department of Revenue, and application should be made directly to them.

Shown below are the homestead exemptions administered by the Supervisor of Assessments office:

General Homestead Exemption (commonly called “owner occupied exemption”)

Senior Homestead Exemption (age 65 and over)

Senior Freeze Homestead Exemption (age 65 and over, income limitations)

Home Improvement Exemption (exempts increase in value due to improvements for 4 years)

Disabled Persons Exemption (requires state-certified proof of disability)

Disabled Veteran’s Exemption (requires certification of disability)

Returning Veteran’s Exemption (one time exemption for returning veterans)

All but the General Homestead and Senior Homestead Exemption require annual renewal.

See the Ogle County Treasurer’s office for the Senior Citizen Real Estate Tax Deferral.