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Rebuilt homestead following 2020 wildfire special assessment
Oregon Department of Revenue · State program
Property tax special assessment; amount not stated on the statewide page
Oregon says rebuilt homesteads after the 2020 wildfire may qualify for a special assessment that can reduce property tax treatment on rebuilt property. The state page points homeowners to their county assessor for details.
Program details
How it works
The Oregon Department of Revenue lists “rebuilt homestead following 2020 wildfire (2024 SB 1545)” as an example of a special assessment program. The statewide page explains that special assessments are a form of property tax relief based on qualifying property use or circumstances.
What the page says and does not say
- The page confirms that a rebuilt homestead after the 2020 wildfire is a recognized special assessment example.
- The page does not state a dollar amount, percentage, or application deadline.
- It directs homeowners to talk to their county assessor to see whether they qualify.
Scope
This is a property tax program tied to rebuilding after the 2020 wildfire event, not a general home hardening grant for all Oregon homeowners.
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