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I had a great time at the International Association of Assessing Officers’ (IAAO) Fall Seminar in Montebello last week. I was grateful for the opportunity to share news and updates in the presence of appraisers from across California.
Today, I joined Long Beach Councilmember Kristina Duggan to visit the Peninsula and see firsthand the damage caused by recent storm surges and high tides.
Just as our Office provided property tax relief following the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires, we are committed to helping affected Long Beach property owners access the relief they need.
BUILDING REOPENING NOTICE
The Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration will reopen to the public tomorrow, Wednesday, October 14, following its temporary closure due to flooding.
BUILDING CLOSURE NOTICE – TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
The Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration will be temporarily closed to the public on Tuesday, October 13 to allow for safety assessments and remediation activities following building flooding.
We honor & reflect on the resilience, culture, and histories of the Indigenous peoples who have safeguarded this land for countless generations.
In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, our offices will be closed on Monday, October 12, 2026. Services will resume on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
innovation that have fundamentally transformed how we serve Los Angeles County.
From replacing decades old paper processes with modern technology to expanding online services, improving assessment accuracy, and accelerating property tax relief for wildfire survivors,
A major milestone for the Assessor’s Office and a proud moment for our entire team!
At the 39th Annual Los Angeles County Productivity and Quality Awards, our Assessor Modernization Project (AMP) received the Commission Special Award for Process Improvement, recognizing years of
Last night, I sailed away to address the Marina Del Rey Rotary Club at their monthly meeting. I am grateful for the Rotary Club’s hospitality and for not going overboard with their questions! Thank you and I look forward to the next step of our partnership.
Our history was shaped by people who showed up. What comes next will be shaped by participation, too.
This LGBTQ+ History Month, we honor generations of people who organized, advocated, challenged barriers, built community, and made their voices heard.
Decisions made by elected representatives and through ballot measures can affect the rights, services, safety, and quality of life of LGBTQ+ communities across Los Angeles County.
This October, honor the history — and take part in what comes next.
Election Day: November 3 Make your plan to vote: plan.lavote.gov
Our history matters. Our voices matter. Our participation matters.
I’m excited to celebrate the opening of our new North District public service counter at the Castaic Library and bring Assessor services closer to property owners in the community.
This new satellite office gives residents a convenient place to ask questions, get assistance and connect directly with our team.



















