Campbell County Property Assessor 2026: Search & Tax Records

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Campbell County Wyoming Property Records 2026

Campbell County WY Assessor Search, Parcel Maps, Valuation and Property Taxes

The Campbell County Assessor property search most users are looking for is the official Campbell County, Wyoming system in Gillette. Assessor Troy Clements’ office maintains ownership, legal descriptions, residential and commercial property information, subdivision records, valuation data and mapping/GIS resources.

The online parcel system is unusually useful because a single parcel record can lead to owner details, new-owner information, full legal descriptions, maps, current tax details and historical tax payments. For legal title work, however, move to County Clerk Cindy Lovelace’s land records. For payment and delinquency questions, use Treasurer Rachael Knust’s office rather than the Assessor.

Owner, account, address and legal search
Parcel detail + full tax history
Most property assessed at 9.5%
2026 first tax installment due September 1
Search Campbell Property GIS & Parcel Maps Pay Property Taxes Deeds & Land Records
County Assessor Troy Clements
Assessor phone 307-682-7266
General assessment level 9.5%
2026 first installment September 1
Editorial review August 12, 2026
Current August 2026 status

2026 Assessment Appeals Are Closed; the First 2026 Property-Tax Installment Is Next

Campbell County’s annual valuation-review period occurs in the spring. Wyoming assessment schedules are mailed on or before the fourth Monday in April, and an owner generally has 30 days from the date on that assessment schedule to file a protest. That ordinary 2026 assessment-protest window has passed.
January 1 Wyoming property is listed, valued and assessed according to its January 1 status.
Spring 2026 Assessment schedules were issued; ordinary 30-day protest periods have expired.
August 17, 2026 Third Monday in August: Assessor’s annual roll is scheduled for delivery to the Treasurer.
September 1, 2026 First installment of 2026 property tax becomes due.
2026 tax timing: the first installment is due September 1 but is not considered delinquent until after November 10. A taxpayer may instead pay the full annual tax by December 31. The second installment is due March 1, 2027 and becomes delinquent after May 10.
Assessment notice ≠ tax bill. The spring Notice of Assessment shows valuation information and estimated tax context. The County Treasurer—not the Assessor—collects the actual tax.
Three property offices

Assessor vs Treasurer vs County Clerk

Assessor

  • Property search
  • Fair market value
  • Assessed value
  • Owner information
  • Legal descriptions
  • Property characteristics
  • GIS / mapping
  • Assessment appeals
  • Property tax exemptions

Treasurer

  • Property-tax payments
  • Current balance
  • Delinquent taxes
  • Tax receipts
  • Online payment
  • Motor vehicle registration
  • Property-tax collection
  • Refund-program information

County Clerk / Recording

  • Deeds
  • Mortgages
  • Releases
  • Covenants
  • Leases
  • Mining claims
  • Subdivision plats
  • Survey records
  • Recorded land instruments
Do not take a legal description directly from the Assessor website to prepare a deed. Campbell County’s Recording Department specifically warns that Assessor-site legal descriptions are not complete enough for recording and will not be accepted as the legal description copied from that source.

Choose Your Campbell County Property Task

Search an owner Enter the surname or even a partial surname in the Assessor property search.
Search an address Use a simplified physical street address without unnecessary directions.
Search rural land Use section-township-range or lot-block-subdivision fields.
Check taxes Open the parcel, select Tax Detail, then Tax History.
Check exemptions Review 2026 homeowner, long-term-homeowner and veteran relief.
Find deed or mortgage Move to the County Clerk Recording Department.

Jump to the Campbell County Property Information You Need

Search like the county recommends

Owner, Address, Parcel and Legal Description Search Tips

Account / Schedule Search the shorter schedule/account identifier rather than confusing it with the 14-digit parcel PIN.
Owner Name Use less information. “J Smith” can work better than a complete name. Partial surnames are supported.
Physical Address Try “403 Gillette” instead of a fully formatted directional address such as “403 S Gillette Ave.”
Legal Description Use section-township-range or lot-block-subdivision information.

Rural legal-description example

Section / Township / Range Example county search guidance: Section 32, Township 49 North, Range 69 West. Enter 32 under Lot/Sec, 49 under Block/Township and 69 under Tract/Range.
Lot / Block / Subdivision A platted parcel can instead be searched with lot, block and a subdivision selected from the list.
Wildcard: the county’s mapping/search instructions identify % as a wildcard that can help broaden certain searches.
The most useful screen is after the search

What to Open Inside Campbell County Parcel Details

View Owner Detail Shows all owner names associated with the parcel, including additional/partial-interest owners and certain contract-for-deed information.
New Owner Detail Can show ownership being processed for the next tax year before the official current-year owner field can legally be changed.
View Legal Detail Shows the expanded legal information and assigned addresses connected with the account.
View Notes Displays public notes when available. Some notes may require contacting the Assessor for details.
View Map Opens the parcel in the county’s mapping environment for geographic research.
Tax Detail Shows tax payments, amount owing, delinquency status and a path to historical taxes.
Recent buyer? A recently recorded deed can appear under New Owner Detail while the parcel’s official current owner still shows the prior tax-year owner. Do not assume the deed failed to record solely because the main owner field has not changed.
Tax preparation shortcut

How to Find Campbell County Property Tax History

Open Property Search. Accept the disclaimer.
Search the owner or physical address. Use a shortened surname/address if needed.
Select the parcel number. Confirm it is the correct account.
Open Tax Detail. Review current-year payment, amount owing and delinquency fields.
Select Tax History. The county says this opens payment dates and amounts for prior years while the parcel existed under that account.
Use the year actually paid for tax preparation. Check the payment date—not simply the assessment year—when documenting deductible payments.
Parcel split or replat? If the parcel was created from another account, older history may remain under the prior parcel. Contact the Assessor if the online history stops earlier than expected.

Six Checks Before You Trust a Campbell County Parcel Result

Account Correct schedule.
Parcel PIN Correct property.
Owner Current tax year.
Legal Correct tract/lot.
District Correct levy area.
Tax Detail Current status.
Owner and parcel identification are not enough for title certainty. Check the County Clerk’s recorded deed, mortgages, releases, covenants and other instruments before a purchase or legal conclusion.
Tax Parcel Viewer + county GIS

How to Use Campbell County Parcel Mapping

Find the parcel in Property Search first. Confirm owner and parcel/account information.
Select View Map. This opens the Tax Parcel Viewer.
Accept the map terms. The mapping viewer has its own disclaimer.
Search the map by parcel, address or another supported location layer. Use the parcel from the Assessor search for the cleanest match.
Open the Layers control. County instructions describe the layers icon as a stack of paper sheets.
Add useful geographic context. Review available parcel, road, zoning and other county map layers relevant to the property.
Assessor GIS & Mapping Access county-linked mapping resources and statewide parcel tools. Public Works GIS Access county applications, downloadable data and map products.
GIS is not a legal survey. Use recorded plats, deeds, corner records and a qualified surveyor when boundary location, acreage, access or encroachment matters.
Parcel-record decoder

What Campbell County Property Search Fields Mean

Field What it means What to check next
Account Number Assessor schedule/account identifier used by the search system. Use it when calling the Assessor.
Parcel ID / PIN Longer parcel identifier distinct from the shorter search schedule number. Match GIS and legal records carefully.
Owner Owner of record for the applicable tax year. Check New Owner Detail and recorded deed if recently sold.
Levy District Tax district controlling the mill levies and certain district charges. Use county tax calculator/transparency tools.
Market Value Assessor’s fair market value conclusion. Compare sales and property characteristics.
Taxable / Assessed Value after applying Wyoming’s statutory assessment level and applicable exemptions. Check 2026 homeowner relief.
Legal Description Assessment-oriented legal information used to identify the parcel. Use Clerk/plat for a document-quality legal description.
Tax Detail Payment, balance and delinquency information attached to the parcel. Treasurer controls actual collection.
Wyoming assessment level

Most Campbell County Property Is Assessed at 9.5% of Fair Market Value

Fair Market Value Assessor estimates what a knowledgeable buyer and seller would agree to in an open-market transaction.
9.5% Level Most non-industrial, non-mineral Wyoming property is assessed at 9.5% of market value.
Apply Exemptions 2026 owner-occupied, long-term-homeowner, veteran or other applicable relief can reduce taxable value.
Apply Mills Levy district mill rates convert taxable assessed value into the annual property tax.
Most property 9.5% of fair market value.
Industrial property Wyoming assessment level is 11.5%.
Producing minerals Wyoming assessment level is 100%.
$400,000 example before exemptions: $400,000 × 9.5% = $38,000 assessed value.
Do not multiply market value by a random countywide mill rate. Campbell County has many levy districts, and improvement/service districts can add parcel-specific charges. Use the parcel’s actual levy district.
Property tax estimate

Campbell County Property Tax Formula

1. Market Value Find current Assessor fair market value.
2. Assessment Level Multiply most residential property by 9.5%.
3. Exemptions Subtract qualifying assessed-value relief.
4. Mill Levy Taxable assessed value × mills ÷ 1,000.
Illustration only: if taxable assessed value after exemptions were $28,500 and the combined levy were 70 mills, the estimated tax would be $28,500 × 70 ÷ 1,000 = $1,995. Use the parcel’s real district and current tax account for an actual amount.
Campbell County Property Tax Transparency Calculator Find your tax district, enter market value and review an estimated distribution among local taxing authorities.
2026 normal protest window passed

Campbell County Assessment Protest Process

Assessment date Property ownership and condition are fixed for annual assessment purposes.
Assessment schedule Mailed on or before the fourth Monday.
Protest deadline File within 30 days of the date on the assessment schedule.
County hearing Formal disagreements proceed through the County Board of Equalization process.
Exchange Relevant evidence/witness information must meet statutory disclosure timing.
Further review State/court appeal rights depend on the resulting decision and Wyoming law.

Review these items on the Notice of Assessment

  • January 1 owner
  • Mailing address
  • Situs address
  • Tax district
  • Legal description
  • Property characteristics
  • Fair market value
  • Assessed value
  • Recent comparable sales
  • Physical-condition evidence
As of August 12, 2026: a normal 2026 protest filed now would be outside the ordinary 30-day spring window. Contact the Assessor before assuming a late filing can be processed as a timely protest.
“I am reviewing Campbell County account __________ / parcel __________. My 2026 assessment schedule shows fair value of __________. I believe the record needs review because __________. Please confirm whether a correction or another statutory option remains available after the regular protest deadline.”
Official Assessment Appeals Process Review Campbell County’s protest procedure and evidence requirements.
Major 2026 owner-occupied exemption

2026 Homeowner Property Tax Exemption: 25% on the First $1 Million of Market Value

Homeowner Property Tax Exemption 25%

For 2026, qualifying owner-occupied single-family residential property can receive a 25% assessed-value exemption corresponding to the first $1,000,000 of fair market value.

  • Owner must occupy the residence at least 8 months of the year.
  • Applies to qualifying single-family residence and associated improved land.
  • 2026 required owner-occupancy notification/affidavit.
  • Campbell County announced the 2026 filing deadline was extended to March 1.
$400,000 homeowner example $28,500

$400,000 × 9.5% = $38,000 assessed value.

A 25% exemption reduces that example assessed value by $9,500, leaving $28,500 before any other applicable adjustment.

Illustration assumes the property is fully within the first $1 million market-value tier and meets program requirements.

The March 1, 2026 filing period is over. If an owner believes an affidavit was filed but the exemption is missing, contact the Assessor immediately. Do not simply subtract 25% from a tax bill without confirming the actual parcel record.
Cannot be stacked with the Long-Term Homeowner Exemption. Campbell County’s 2026 notice states the homeowner exemption is not available to someone qualifying for the long-term-homeowner program.
Temporary 2025–2026 program

Long-Term Homeowner Exemption: 50% of Assessed Value

Age Owner or spouse must be at least 65.
Wyoming tax history Owner must have paid residential property taxes in Wyoming for at least 25 years.
Occupancy Primary residence must generally be occupied by the owner at least 8 months of the year.
Relief: the program provides a 50% assessed-value exemption on the primary residential structure and associated improved land up to 35 acres.
2026 filing: Campbell County’s February 2026 notice listed a filing period through May 26, 2026, subject to change. That period has passed as of August 12.
Temporary law: the county’s current exemption page says this program applies to tax years 2025 and 2026 and is repealed for the 2027 tax year unless future law changes that result.
Already qualified in 2025? Campbell County’s 2026 notice directs prior qualifiers with no ownership or residency changes to complete the required Long-Term Homeowners Affidavit with the Assessor.
Campbell County Exemptions & Legislation Review current homeowner and long-term-homeowner rules.
Automatic valuation-increase relief

Residential Structure & Land Exemption for Certain Assessment Increases

Campbell County also lists a separate residential-property exemption under Wyoming legislation that can limit certain increases in assessed value.

No application County guidance says the Assessor administers this relief automatically when the property qualifies.
General calculation Relief is based on assessed-value growth above the prior-year protected amount plus 4%, according to the county’s current summary.
Important exclusions County guidance excludes certain recently acquired property, new construction and additions from that calculation.
Do not manually recreate this exemption from a two-year value comparison. Transfers, new construction and previous exemptions affect the calculation. Use the actual 2026 Assessor record.
Wyoming veteran benefit

Veteran Property Tax Exemption

$6,000 assessed value A qualifying veteran or eligible surviving spouse can apply the exemption against real or personal property.
Residency County guidance states the applicant must currently reside in Wyoming and generally have lived in Wyoming for three years.
Gold Star expansion Campbell County notes that Gold Star parents may be eligible under the program effective July 1, 2025.
Deadline: the property-tax version of the veteran exemption must be filed by the fourth Monday in May. That 2026 deadline has passed.
Alternative use: qualifying veterans can generally apply the benefit to a primary-residence property tax or qualifying motor-vehicle registration, subject to program rules.
Campbell County Tax Relief Review current veteran eligibility and available county/state relief programs.
Treasurer Rachael Knust

Campbell County 2026 Property Tax Due Dates

Tax event 2026–2027 timing What it means
First installment due September 1, 2026 First half of current-year property tax becomes due.
Tax statements On or before October 10, 2026 Treasurer sends tax bills to the last known address.
First installment delinquency After November 10, 2026 First half becomes delinquent unless the annual-tax payment option applies.
Full-year payment December 31, 2026 Taxpayer may pay the full annual amount by year-end under Wyoming’s payment structure.
Second installment due March 1, 2027 Second half due when using installments.
Second installment delinquency After May 10, 2027 Unpaid second installment becomes delinquent.
Why September 1 appears before the mailed-bill deadline: that sequence comes from Wyoming’s statutory calendar. Use the Assessor property search/Tax Detail or Treasurer’s online system rather than waiting for a paper bill if you want to review the account early.
Mailing address matters. The Treasurer sends the statement to the last known address, but failure to receive a paper bill does not remove the underlying property-tax obligation.
Official Online Payments Use the county’s current property-tax payment route. Treasurer’s Office Verify balance, payment, delinquency or receipt questions.
Business / agricultural equipment

Campbell County Personal Property Reporting

Wyoming does not generally tax ordinary household personal belongings, but business, commercial, industrial and agricultural personal property can be taxable.

Furniture & fixtures Business furniture and fixtures can be taxable personal property.
Computers & equipment Office and operational equipment can be reportable.
Construction equipment Backhoes, dozers, excavators and similar business equipment may be taxable.
Agricultural equipment Tractors, balers, skid steers and other operational agricultural equipment can be included.
March 1 deadline: Campbell County’s Important Dates page says taxpayers must file taxable personal-property listings by March 1. That 2026 deadline is past.
Mineral landowner deadline: March 1 is also the county’s deadline for qualifying landowners to file mineral-exemption forms.
Personal Property Valuation Review taxable-business-property categories and the county declaration form.
County Clerk Cindy Lovelace

Search Campbell County Deeds, Mortgages, Liens and Plats

The Campbell County Clerk’s Recording Department keeps permanent real-property records including deeds, mortgages, releases, covenants, leases, contracts, mining claims, survey information and subdivision records.

Start with the Assessor parcel. Save owner name, parcel/account, subdivision and legal-description clues.
Open the County Recording page. Use Campbell County Recording.
Determine whether you need a deed, mortgage, release, covenant, plat or another document. Assessment ownership alone does not identify every recorded interest.
Use the official county-linked document access option or Land Records Vault. The county lists an online subscription service and provides public in-person access.
Match legal descriptions carefully. Search the actual recorded instrument rather than relying on the abbreviated Assessor legal.
Obtain a copy when needed. Verify the latest county fee schedule before ordering or recording documents.
Important recording warning: Campbell County says it will not accept legal descriptions copied from the Assessor website because those descriptions are not complete. Refer to the plat or existing recorded document when preparing a legal instrument.
Land Records Vault: the Recorder states that the public vault is open Monday–Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Recorder does not perform research on a customer’s behalf.
Powder River Basin due diligence

Rural, Ranch and Energy-Area Property Checks Beyond the Assessor Record

Section / Township / Range Confirm the entire legal description rather than relying on the search-result snippet.
Surface vs minerals Surface ownership does not automatically establish mineral ownership.
Oil / gas activity Research producing wells, access, easements and recorded mineral-related instruments when applicable.
Coal / industrial context Campbell County includes significant mineral and industrial property; assessment categories can differ materially from ordinary residential property.
Legal access Confirm recorded access rights for rural parcels.
Water / well Verify actual water source and any applicable rights or permits.
Zoning Use county GIS and Planning resources before assuming a particular use is permitted.
Survey Obtain professional boundary work when acreage, fences or encroachments matter.
GIS can help narrow the questions. Campbell County GIS integrates parcel polygons with roads, zoning and other layers, but recorded documents and professional field work remain necessary for legal conclusions.
Gillette courthouse contacts

Campbell County Assessor, Treasurer and Clerk Offices

Assessor — Troy Clements 500 S. Gillette Ave.
Suite 1300
Gillette, WY 82716
Mailing: PO Box 877, Gillette, WY 82717
307-682-7266
Fax: 307-687-6464
Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Treasurer — Rachael Knust 500 S. Gillette Ave.
Suite 1700
Gillette, WY 82716
Mailing: PO Box 1027, Gillette, WY 82717
307-682-7268
Fax: 307-687-6416
Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
County Clerk — Cindy Lovelace 500 S. Gillette Ave.
Suite 1600
Gillette, WY 82716
307-682-7285
Fax: 307-687-6455
Recording: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
GIS / Surveying 500 S. Gillette Ave., Suite 1400
Gillette, WY 82716
307-685-8061
Treasurer Wright Office 395 Lariat Way
Wright, WY 82732
Wednesday, weather permitting: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
Lunch closure: 11:30 a.m.–12 p.m.
Search problem solver

Campbell County Assessor Property Search Troubleshooting

Problem Best fix Correct route
Owner name gives no match Enter fewer characters or only the surname; remove commas/punctuation. Property Search
Address search fails Remove N/S/E/W and street suffix; use the core physical address. Property Search
Parcel PIN gives no result Try the shorter account/schedule number; county help distinguishes it from the 14-digit PIN. Property Search
Rural legal search too narrow Search section, township and range without the quarter-quarter description first. Legal Search
Recently purchased but old owner shows Open New Owner Detail and verify the recorded deed with the Clerk. Assessor + Clerk
Need all addresses/legal parts Open View Legal Detail because one parcel can contain multiple legal areas. Parcel Details
Need old tax payments Parcel → Tax Detail → Tax History. Property Search
Need current amount to pay Use current Tax Detail/Treasurer payment system rather than estimating from market value. Treasurer
2026 value seems wrong Ordinary 30-day protest period has passed; ask Assessor about remaining correction options. Assessor
25% exemption missing Verify owner-occupied affidavit/eligibility with Assessor. Assessor
Need deed-quality legal description Do not copy Assessor legal; retrieve the deed/plat from Recording. County Clerk
Need exact boundary Use recorded plat/corner data and a qualified surveyor. Recorder / Surveyor
“I am researching Campbell County account __________ / parcel __________ at __________. The online property record shows __________, but my deed, survey, assessment notice or tax receipt shows __________. Please confirm which county office controls this information and what document is needed to verify or correct it.”
Best property research order

Research a Campbell County Property in This Sequence

1. Assessor Search Find account, parcel, owner, value, legal and levy district.
2. GIS Confirm parcel location and surrounding geography.
3. Tax Detail / Treasurer Verify balance, historical payments and delinquency.
4. County Clerk Verify deeds, mortgages, covenants, easements and recorded documents.
For rural or energy-area property: add survey, legal access, mineral-title review, well/water information, zoning, county road access and any oil/gas/coal-related recorded instruments relevant to the parcel.
Official live-action routes

Campbell County Property Search Action Center

Search Property Owner, account, address and legal search. Open GIS Parcel maps and mapping resources. Pay Taxes Use the official Treasurer payment route. Land Records Deeds, mortgages, releases and plats.
10 Campbell County answers

Campbell County Property Assessor Search & Tax FAQs

1. How do I search Campbell County Wyoming property records?

Use the official Campbell County Assessor Property Search at propertysearch.campbellcountywy.gov. You can search by account number, owner, physical street address or legal description. After selecting a parcel, use Owner Detail, Legal Detail, View Map and Tax Detail for deeper research.

2. Who is the Campbell County Wyoming Assessor in 2026?

Troy Clements is the current Campbell County Assessor. The office is at 500 S. Gillette Avenue, Suite 1300, Gillette, Wyoming 82716. The Assessor phone number is 307-682-7266.

3. Can I search Campbell County property by owner name?

Yes. Campbell County recommends entering less owner information rather than more. A surname or partial surname can work, and the search also checks additional owners and certain et-al owner information.

4. What percentage of market value is Campbell County property assessed at?

Most Wyoming property, including ordinary residential and commercial property that is not industrial property, is assessed at 9.5% of fair market value. Industrial property is assessed at 11.5%, while producing mineral value is assessed at 100%.

5. What is the Campbell County 2026 homeowner property tax exemption?

For 2026, qualifying owner-occupied single-family residential property can receive a 25% assessed-value exemption on the portion corresponding to the first $1,000,000 of fair market value. Campbell County’s 2026 filing deadline for the owner-occupied affidavit was extended to March 1, 2026.

6. What is the Campbell County long-term homeowner exemption?

For tax years 2025 and 2026, a qualifying owner or spouse age 65 or older who has paid Wyoming residential property taxes for at least 25 years and meets the residency requirements can receive a 50% assessed-value exemption on the primary residence and associated improved land up to 35 acres. The county states that the program is repealed for tax year 2027 under current law.

7. When are Campbell County Wyoming property taxes due in 2026?

The first installment is due September 1, 2026 and becomes delinquent after November 10. A taxpayer may pay the full annual tax by December 31, 2026. If paying in installments, the second installment is due March 1, 2027 and becomes delinquent after May 10.

8. How do I find Campbell County property tax history?

Search the parcel in the Assessor Property Search, open the parcel, select Tax Detail and then select Tax History. The county says this shows dates and amounts paid for prior years that the parcel existed under that account.

9. Where do I search Campbell County deeds and mortgages?

Use the Campbell County Clerk Recording Department. It maintains deeds, leases, mortgages, contracts, releases, covenants, mining claims, subdivision records and survey-related land records. Do not copy an abbreviated legal description from the Assessor site for document preparation.

10. What should I do if a Campbell County property record is wrong?

Contact the Assessor for value, ownership-on-assessment, property characteristics, address, tax district or parcel-record issues; the Treasurer for tax payment and delinquency questions; and the County Clerk for recorded deed, mortgage, covenant, lien or other land-document issues. Keep the account number and parcel ID ready.

Official Sources and Editorial Verification

Campbell County Assessor Current Assessor office responsibilities, Troy Clements and contact information. Official Property Search Account, owner, address and legal-description search plus parcel detail. Property Search Help Search formatting, owner, address, legal, owner-detail and tax-history guidance. Search & Mapping Steps County-specific search examples, wildcard guidance and Tax Parcel Viewer instructions. Notice of Assessment Owner, address, tax district, legal, property-detail and fair-value review. Appeals Process 30-day protest requirement after assessment-schedule date. Important Dates Assessment, personal-property, veteran and property-tax calendar. 2026 Exemptions Homeowner, long-term-homeowner and residential-increase relief. Veteran Tax Relief Eligibility, filing route and $6,000 assessed-value exemption. Wyoming Assessment Levels 9.5%, 11.5% and 100% assessment classifications. County Treasurer Rachael Knust, tax-collection responsibilities and office contacts. County Recording Deeds, mortgages, covenants, plats, surveys and legal-description warning.
Verified for this article: Campbell County Wyoming jurisdiction, current Assessor Troy Clements, official owner/account/address/legal property search, schedule-number vs parcel-PIN distinction, partial owner searches, physical-address formatting, section-township-range searching, New Owner Detail, Legal Detail, Tax Detail and Tax History functions, GIS mapping, 9.5% general assessment level, 11.5% industrial level, 100% mineral level, 2026 25% owner-occupied exemption, temporary 50% long-term-homeowner exemption, veteran $6,000 assessed-value exemption, assessment appeal timing, September 1 tax installment, November 10 delinquency point, December 31 full-payment option, Treasurer Rachael Knust, County Clerk Cindy Lovelace and Recording Department legal-description warning.

CountyPropertyAppraiser.org is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with Campbell County, the Campbell County Assessor, Treasurer, County Clerk, Wyoming Department of Revenue, Wyoming State Board of Equalization, the City of Gillette or any government agency or property-data provider.

Values, assessment levels, exemptions, application rules, mill levies, tax balances, delinquency charges, protest rights, recording fees, officeholders and online systems can change. Verify time-sensitive information directly with the responsible official office before filing an appeal, paying taxes, claiming an exemption, preparing a deed, buying property or making a legal decision.

Editorial verification date: August 12, 2026.

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