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WOODLAND, CA (MPG) - Yolo County's 2026 assessment roll has reached a record $41.2 billion in total assessed property value, according to Assessor/Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters Jesse Salinas. The roll reflects a 3.98% increase over the prior year.

The 2026 assessment roll represents approximately $1.58 billion in new assessed value countywide over the prior year. This marks the fourteenth consecutive year of growth in the county's assessed value and the tenth consecutive year the Yolo County Assessor's Office has delivered the assessment roll ahead of the statutory July 1 deadline.

“The assessment roll is more than a measure of property values – it is a critical source of funding for the services our communities rely on every day,” said Salinas. “Property tax revenue helps support public schools, public safety, roads, libraries, parks, and other essential local services. While growth has moderated from the historic increases seen in recent years, the continued expansion of Yolo County’s tax base reflects the strength and resilience of our local economy. My office is proud to deliver the assessment roll on time and with the accuracy local agencies depend on for budgeting, planning, and maintaining funding stability for our communities.”

For the first time in a decade, West Sacramento led Yolo County in overall assessment roll growth, reflecting continued investment and development within the city. West Sacramento posted a 4.66% increase, followed by Winters (4.41%), Davis (4.23%), Woodland (3.73%) and the unincorporated areas (2.69%). These figures reflect property values as of Jan 1.

Detailed valuation breakdowns by jurisdiction are available online at: ace.yolocounty.gov/DocumentCenter/View/972/2026-Roll-matrix

Salinas emphasized the importance of transparency, encouraging property owners to review their assessments.

“The values reflected on this roll are based on market conditions as of Jan. 1, 2026,” he said. “We encourage property owners to review their assessments and contact our office if they have questions. Our goal is to ensure every property owner understands their assessment and that all properties are assessed fairly, accurately, and in accordance with California law."

Key Dates and Resources

The Informal Review Filing Period for residential properties is July 2 – Dec. 31. Assessed values are available online by late August at https://common1.mptsweb.com/mbap/yolo/asr. Tax bills are mailed by mid-September by the Department of Financial Services.

The Assessment Appeal Filing Window is July 2 – Nov. 30

For more information, contact the Clerk of the Board: (530) 666-8195 or yolocounty.gov/assessment-appeals.

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