Calhoun County Revenue Commission Office

06/22/2026

🏢 Meet the Business Personal Property Department! 🏢

Did you know that all business personal property in Calhoun County must be reported annually as required by Alabama law?

Our Business Personal Property Department helps ensure that furniture, fixtures, equipment, and leased business property are properly assessed for ad valorem tax purposes.

📅 Assessment Period: October 1 – December 31 each year

⚠️ Important Reminder: Returns filed after the 3rd Monday in January are subject to a 10% penalty plus applicable fees. There are no extensions allowed by state law.

The State Department of Revenue requires periodic reviews of business personal property to help ensure fair and equal assessment of all businesses throughout the county.

📞 Questions? We're here to help!

Business Personal Property Department
📱 256-241-2890
📧 [email protected]

Thank you for helping us keep our records accurate and up to date while serving the citizens and businesses of Calhoun County! 😊

06/18/2026

Calhoun County offices will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026, in observance of Juneteenth National Independence Day.

Please plan ahead for any county business needs. Offices will reopen and resume normal business hours on Monday, June 22, 2026.

06/16/2026

🌐 Did You Know? The Calhoun County Revenue Commission website is available 24/7 to help answer many of your questions!

Whether you're looking for information about:
✅ Property Taxes
✅ Homestead Exemptions
✅ Property Assessments
✅ Appraisals
✅ Mapping & GIS Data
✅ Tax Lien Sale Information
✅ Downloadable Forms
✅ New Property Owner Information
✅ Office Contact Information
✅ Frequently Asked Questions
..and much more, our website is a valuable resource for Calhoun County citizens. The site was created to provide information about the property tax process and the services offered by the Revenue Commissioner's Office.

Visit us online today:
🔗 https://www.calhouncounty.org/revenue/

Before making a trip to the office, check our website—you may find exactly what you need with just a few clicks!

📍 Calhoun County Revenue Commission
🕗 Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (excluding holidays)

Revenue Commission, Calhoun County, Alabama.

06/15/2026

📢 Understanding Millage Rates in Calhoun County 📢

We often receive questions about millage rates and where property tax dollars go. Here's a quick explanation:

💡 What is a mill?
One mill equals 1/10 of 1 cent, or $1 in tax for every $1,000 of assessed property value.

Property taxes collected in Calhoun County help fund essential services throughout our communities, including:

🏫 Local Schools and Education
🚒 Fire Departments and Emergency Services
🏛️ Cities and Municipalities
🛣️ County Roads and Infrastructure

The total millage rate varies depending on where your property is located:

📍 Anniston – 51.5 Mills
📍 Oxford – 47.5 Mills
📍 Jacksonville – 47.5 Mills
📍 Piedmont – 45.0 Mills
📍 Hobson City – 45.0 Mills
📍 Weaver – 45.0 Mills
📍 Ohatchee – 44.0 Mills
📍 Southside – 44.0 Mills
📍 Glencoe – 44.0 Mills
📍 District 1 (County North) – 39.0 Mills
📍 District 2 (County South) – 40.0 Mills

A significant portion of your property tax dollars supports our local school systems, while additional funding helps provide fire protection, municipal services, county operations, roads, and bridges.

Understanding where these funds go helps explain why tax rates differ from one area of the county to another. If you have questions about your property's tax district or millage rate, our office is happy to help.

☎️ Calhoun County Revenue Office
📍 1702 Noble Street, Suite 104, Anniston, AL 36201

06/10/2026

🏡✨ Meet the Assessing Department! ✨🏡

The Assessing Department plays a vital role in ensuring property records are accurate and up to date for the citizens of Calhoun County.

📋 What We Do:
• Assess real and personal property
• Maintain property ownership records
• Process property transfers and legal descriptions
• Update mailing addresses and property information
• Assist property owners with homestead and other tax exemptions
• Answer questions regarding property classifications and assessments

🏠 Did You Know?
Alabama law requires property owners to report property ownership, changes in ownership, improvements, and deletions to the Revenue Commissioner's Office. Keeping your information current helps ensure you receive important tax notices and correspondence.

⭐ Exemptions Available
The Assessing Department helps eligible property owners apply for exemptions, including:
• Regular Homestead Exemption
• Senior Citizen Discounts
• Permanent and Total Disability Exemptions

Exemptions should be applied for based on your status as of October 1 and must be filed before December 31. If you are applying for an age or disability exemption, our staff can explain the requirements and documents needed.

📞 Before visiting, please call our office at 256-241-2855 to learn what documentation is required for your exemption application.

Our team is dedicated to providing courteous service while helping property owners understand their assessments, classifications, and exemptions.

☎️ Assessing Department
256-241-2855

📍 Calhoun County Revenue Commission
1702 Noble Street, Suite 106
Anniston, AL 36201

Thank you to our Assessing Department staff for the important work they do every day serving the citizens of Calhoun County! 👏

06/08/2026

📢 Property Tax Redemption Information 📢

Property taxes are due each year beginning October 1 and may be paid without penalty through December 31. Taxes become delinquent on January 1, and unpaid taxes are assessed additional fees and 1% interest per month.

Properties with unpaid taxes are sold at the annual Tax Lien Auction held in May.

If your property has been sold for taxes, the property owner may redeem it by paying all taxes, fees, penalties, and interest due. Certified funds are required for all redemptions.

✅ Accepted payment methods:
• Cash (in office only)
• Cashier's Check
• Money Order

⚠️ Personal checks and credit/debit cards cannot be accepted for redemptions. No redemptions past 3:30 PM

If you purchased property during the year, please verify that property taxes have been paid, as tax bills are often issued in the previous owner's name.

For redemption information or questions about delinquent taxes, please contact the Collection Department 256-241-2840.

Calhoun County Revenue Commission
1702 Noble Street, Suite 104
Anniston, AL 36201

05/29/2026

📢 Office Closure Notice 📢

Please be advised that the Revenue Office will be closed on Monday, June 1, 2026, in observance of the state holiday, Jefferson Davis’s Birthday.

Our office will reopen on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, during normal business hours.

We appreciate your understanding and hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday.

05/29/2026

As new property tax notices arrive across Calhoun County, many residents are learning that while home values may be climbing sharply, a new Alabama law is helping prevent equally dramatic