Loudon County Property Assessor 2026: Search & Tax Records

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Loudon County Tennessee Property Records 2026

Loudon County Property Search, 2026 Reappraisal, Tax Records & Parcel Maps

Use the Loudon County Property Assessor search to find owners, physical addresses, parcel IDs, subdivisions, land and improvement values, assessment percentages, sales, deed book/page references, building characteristics, acreage and Greenbelt use values for Loudon, Lenoir City, Greenback, Philadelphia, Tellico Village and rural Loudon County.

2026 is a countywide reappraisal year. Tennessee’s live Property Assessment Data now identifies Loudon County as Tax Year 2026 / Reappraisal Year 2026. That means owners should compare the new market appraisal with the parcel’s characteristics and market evidence before assuming the percentage increase in value will equal the percentage increase in tax.

Search owner, address, parcel or subdivision
Review 2026 reappraisal values
Calculate assessed value by property class
Route taxes, deeds and maps correctly
Search 2026 Property Assessor Official Site Search / Pay Tax 2026 Tax Calculator
Property Assessor Michael Campbell
Main Assessor phone 865-458-2059
Tennessee county number 053
Reappraisal year 2026
Editorial review August 12, 2026
Current August 12, 2026 status

Loudon County’s 2026 Reappraisal Data Is Now Live

Tennessee Property Assessment Data currently identifies Loudon County as Tax Year 2026 and Reappraisal Year 2026, with state search data updated July 19, 2026. The ordinary local County Board appeal session has already occurred, but a taxpayer who recently received a County Board decision should still check the separate 45-day State Board deadline.
2026 values are searchable TPAD now shows the current countywide reappraisal appraisal, assessment percentage and assessed value.
County Board season passed Loudon County’s normal County Board of Equalization appointments occur around late May and early June.
State appeal can still depend on letter date The general August 1 deadline has passed, but Tennessee allows 45 days after the County Board decision notice when that date is later.
County tax tool is available Loudon County published a dedicated 2026 reappraisal calculator comparing projected taxes with the prior appraisal.
City parcels need extra care The County’s calculator gives separate instructions for Lenoir City code 53407 and Loudon City code 53434.
Actual tax bill comes from Trustee The Trustee mails annual tax bills in September and collects the county property tax.
Reappraisal mistake to avoid: do not multiply the percentage increase in your 2026 appraisal by last year’s tax bill and assume that is your tax increase. Tennessee requires a certified-tax-rate process following a reappraisal so higher countywide values do not automatically create the same percentage increase in total tax revenue.
Use the right Loudon County office

Property Assessor vs Trustee vs Register of Deeds

Property Assessor

  • 2026 market appraisal
  • Assessment percentage
  • Parcel ID and ownership
  • Property classification
  • Building / land characteristics
  • Greenbelt
  • Business personal property
  • Assessment corrections
  • County Board appeals
  • GIS / parcel maps

County Trustee

  • Actual property-tax bill
  • Current amount due
  • Online tax payment
  • Payment receipt
  • Prior-year taxes
  • Delinquent tax questions
  • Tax Relief application
  • County tax collection

Register of Deeds

  • Deeds
  • Deeds of trust
  • Assignments
  • Plats
  • Leases
  • Liens
  • Releases
  • Court decrees affecting property
  • Recorded Greenbelt applications
The Assessor does not set the tax rate, create tax bills or collect taxes. The Assessor determines appraisal and classification; the County Commission adopts the county tax rate; the Trustee collects the resulting tax.
Need delinquent-tax litigation? Once a delinquent property-tax matter moves into Chancery Court, the Loudon County Clerk and Master handles delinquent property-tax cases. The current Clerk and Master is Lisa Scott at 865-458-2630.
Tennessee office names differ from Florida: Loudon County uses an elected Property Assessor and Trustee rather than Florida’s Property Appraiser and Tax Collector structure. For a comparison, see our Volusia County Property Appraiser guide.

Choose the Loudon County Property Task You Need

Find a parcel Search Tennessee Property Assessment Data by owner, address or parcel ID.
Review 2026 reappraisal Compare land, improvements, total market appraisal, classification and assessment.
Estimate 2026 tax Use the county’s reappraisal calculator or enter the adopted rate in the worksheet below.
Check the actual tax bill Move from the Assessor parcel to Loudon County Trustee’s tax portal.
Find deed / lien Use sale book and page details, then contact the Register of Deeds.
Check Greenbelt Compare market value with qualifying agricultural, forest or open-space use value.

Jump to Your Loudon County Property Task

Quick Search + Advanced Search

Loudon County Property Search by Owner, Address, Parcel or Subdivision

Owner Name Useful for an individual, married owners, estate, trust, LLC or other assessed owner.
Property Address Street number is optional in Advanced Search, making partial street-name searches useful.
Parcel ID Best exact-match route for assessment, mapping, tax and deed research.
Subdivision Helpful for Tellico Village, Lenoir City-area developments and other platted communities.
Control Map State Advanced Search accepts three numbers with up to two optional letters.
Group Up to two optional letters can form the map-group component.
Parcel Five-digit parcel component with an optional decimal after the third digit.

Verify These Six Fields Before Relying on a Loudon County Parcel

Tax Year 2026
Owner January 1 record
Address Property location
Map / Parcel Exact identifier
Market appraisal Reappraised value
Assessment % Property class
Ownership-date warning: Tennessee’s assessment date is January 1. A parcel sold later in the year may still present ownership fields tied to the annual assessment date, so use sale records and the Register of Deeds when the latest title owner matters.
2026 TPAD field decoder

What a Loudon County Property Record Shows

Land Market Value The market appraisal assigned to the parcel’s land component.
Improvement Value Appraised value of homes, commercial buildings and other taxable improvements.
Total Market Appraisal Land plus improvement value before the Tennessee assessment percentage is applied.
Land Use / Total Use Appraisal Greenbelt parcels can show a qualifying use value lower than open-market land value.
Assessment Percentage State-law percentage applied according to property classification.
Assessment Assessed value used with the applicable property-tax rate.
Class Residential, agricultural, commercial/industrial or another statutory classification.
Sale Information Can include sale date, price, book, page, instrument type and qualification.
Subdivision / Plat Subdivision, plat book/page, block and lot can appear when available.
Land Information Deed acres, calculated acres, land units, land codes and soil classes can help with rural property research.
Building Information Residential and commercial records can include improvement type, area, quality, year built and other characteristics.
Zoning / Utilities TPAD can display zoning plus water/sewer, electricity and gas indicators supplied with the assessment record.
2026 countywide value reset

Loudon County 2026 Reappraisal Explained

A countywide reappraisal updates real-property values throughout the jurisdiction using mass-appraisal methods and current market evidence. Loudon County’s current TPAD records expressly identify 2026 as the Reappraisal Year.

Assessment date Ownership, property condition and assessment status are tied to January 1.
New values prepared Assessment records and change notices are completed during the spring cycle.
Assessment target Tennessee’s statewide calendar calls for assessments to be complete and change notices mailed by this point.
County Board Loudon County’s Board of Equalization begins its annual session around June 1.
Tax bill The adopted tax rate and final assessment roll feed the Trustee’s annual bill.
Compare market appraisal first: if your 2026 value appears to jump sharply, compare the old and new Total Market Appraisal before comparing assessed values or tax bills.

Check these facts on a high 2026 value

  • Land acreage
  • Land classification
  • Subdivision / lot
  • Living area
  • Year built
  • Building condition
  • Number of buildings
  • Outbuildings
  • Recent comparable sales
  • Property classification
  • Greenbelt use value
  • January 1 ownership
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How Tennessee’s Certified Tax Rate Works After Loudon’s Reappraisal

Old Tax Base The prior appraisal base generated a certain amount of recurring property-tax revenue.
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2026 Reappraisal Countywide market appraisals can rise substantially even without a change in each property’s physical condition.
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Certified Rate Tennessee calculates a revenue-neutral rate so reappraisal alone does not automatically create higher total recurring tax revenue.
Your individual bill may still increase or decrease. If your parcel’s appraisal increased more than the countywide average, your relative share of the tax base can rise even after the certified-rate adjustment.
Loudon County built its own 2026 calculator. If a Change Notice shows city code 53407, the county says to review both the Lenoir City CO and Lenoir City sections. For city code 53434, use the County Rate and Loudon City sections. County-only parcels use the County Rate section.
Open Loudon County’s 2026 Reappraisal Tax Tool Check the city code on your Change Notice → choose the matching county/city sections → enter the requested appraisal information → compare the projected result with the prior appraisal.
Tennessee statutory assessment percentages

Loudon County Assessment Ratios by Property Type

25% Residential real property
25% Farm real property
40% Commercial / industrial real property
30% Business tangible personal property
55% Public utility property
Example from current Loudon records: a 2026 residential parcel with a $100,000 total market appraisal appears in TPAD with a 25% assessment percentage and a $25,000 assessed value. Use the live property record for your parcel rather than assuming its class.
Agriculture, forest & open space

Loudon County Greenbelt Property Search & Use Value

Tennessee’s Greenbelt program allows qualifying agricultural, forest and open-space land to be assessed using qualifying present-use value rather than the parcel’s potentially higher open-market land value.

Agricultural Loudon’s Greenbelt guidance generally requires at least 15 qualifying acres, with limited statutory routes for certain smaller tracts.
Forest Generally requires at least 15 acres managed under a qualifying forestry plan.
Open Space Can begin at three acres when statutory planning or preservation requirements are satisfied.
Current Greenbelt deadline is March 15. Loudon County’s detailed Greenbelt page and Tennessee’s current statewide assessment calendar both identify March 15 for current-year filing. A separate older Loudon “Important Dates” page still says March 1, so use the current March 15 rule and confirm with the Assessor before filing.
Rollback taxes: Loudon’s guidance states that agricultural and forest rollback generally covers the current year plus the two preceding years, while Open Space rollback can cover five years. Changing use, reducing acreage or certain transfers can trigger rollback.
Local application preparation: the Assessor’s current forms page instructs Greenbelt applicants to answer all applicable questions, sign before a notary, include the preparer’s signature line and submit a $12 application/recording fee payable to the Loudon County Register of Deeds.
Loudon County GIS / Mapping

Parcel Maps, Aerials, Topography & GIS Records

Loudon County’s Assessor maintains GIS as part of a countywide mapping partnership involving the Property Assessor, E-911, utilities and economic-development agencies.

Parcel Plot Available in letter, tabloid and larger D-size formats with property, addressing, planimetric and topographic information.
Aerial imagery Parcel plots and single-parcel MapViewer products can be ordered with aerial-photography context.
Topographic data Loudon’s GIS program maintains topographic information useful for research and planning context.
Road / address data Countywide streets, road centerlines, road names and municipal boundaries are GIS data products.
Printed map pricing The current Assessor page lists parcel-plot and larger map fees rather than representing all GIS products as free downloads.
GIS contact Current Assessor guidance directs map-product questions to Jim Brewster through the Assessor office.
A tax map is not a boundary survey. Use GIS to identify the parcel and surrounding features; use the recorded plat/deed and a qualified surveyor when the physical boundary on the ground matters.
Loudon County GIS / Mapping Information Review current map products and pricing → identify the parcel → call the Assessor at 865-458-2059 for custom-map questions.
2026 reappraisal appeal status

How to Appeal a Loudon County Property Assessment

Informal Assessor Review Call or visit the Assessor to resolve data errors and understand how the 2026 appraisal was determined.
County Board of Equalization This is normally the first formal administrative appeal for value or classification disputes.
State Board of Equalization A County Board decision can be appealed to Tennessee’s State Board under the applicable filing deadline.
Further Review State administrative decisions include instructions for any additional agency or judicial review.
Current August 12, 2026 timing: the general August 1 State Board filing date has passed. However, Tennessee allows a State Board appeal through the later of August 1 or 45 days after the date the County Board decision notice was sent. Check your actual decision-letter date before assuming the appeal is closed.
Loudon’s ordinary local process: the County Board begins around June 1 and normally remains in session only long enough to complete the year’s appeals. Appointment instructions are published shortly before the Board convenes.

Evidence to prepare

  • 2026 Change Notice
  • Current TPAD parcel
  • Recent comparable sales
  • Recent appraisal
  • Correct acreage
  • Correct living area
  • Building condition
  • Repair estimates
  • Property classification evidence
  • Greenbelt documentation
  • Photos
  • Deed / plat information
“I am reviewing Loudon County parcel __________ for the 2026 reappraisal. TPAD shows land value __________, improvement value __________, total market appraisal __________, assessment percentage __________ and assessed value __________. I believe the record or valuation is incorrect because __________. Please confirm which review or appeal procedure is still available and the exact deadline tied to my notice.”
Blank parcel-specific tax worksheet

Loudon County Property Tax Estimator

Enter the actual market appraisal from TPAD, the statutory assessment percentage for your parcel and the current rate per $100 of assessed value. No rate is prefilled so an old or projected rate cannot be mistaken for your final 2026 rate.

$0.00 Assessed value
0.00 $100 assessed units
$0.00 Estimated property tax
City parcel? Do not stop with the county calculation if your Change Notice identifies Lenoir City or Loudon City. Follow the County’s 2026 calculator instructions for the applicable city-code combination.
Tennessee county tax calendar

When Loudon County Property Taxes Are Due

Assessment date Property ownership and assessment status are established for the tax year.
Tax bills mailed Loudon County Trustee states current-year tax bills are mailed in September.
Taxes due Tennessee’s assessment calendar provides that current taxes become due and payable in October.
Last regular payment day Preceding-year taxes may be paid through the end of February without delinquent interest.
Delinquency begins Unpaid taxes become delinquent and statutory interest/collection rules begin.
Use the actual 2026 bill when it arrives. In a reappraisal year, the final tax bill is the safest source for the amount due because it incorporates the final assessment, tax rate and any applicable city tax or relief.
Elderly, disabled & veteran assistance

Loudon County Property Tax Relief in 2026

Tennessee’s state-funded Property Tax Relief Program can help qualifying low-income elderly or disabled homeowners and qualifying disabled veterans or surviving spouses. Applications are taken by local collecting officials, including county trustees.

Elderly homeowner Qualifying low-income elderly owners can apply for state-funded relief on a principal residence.
Disabled homeowner Qualifying disabled owners can apply under the state program’s current eligibility requirements.
Disabled veteran Separate eligibility rules apply to qualifying disabled-veteran homeowners.
Surviving spouse Certain surviving spouses of qualifying disabled veterans can qualify.
Tax Relief is not an exemption. The homeowner still receives a property-tax bill; the state reimburses an approved portion of eligible property tax.
Deadline-source warning: Loudon’s older Assessor “Important Dates” page still lists February 28 for Tax Relief. Tennessee’s current statewide assessment calendar instead states that Tax Relief and Tax Freeze deadlines occur 35 days after the local property-tax delinquency date. Because this 2026 application period has already passed, contact Trustee Chip Miller for any late-filing or good-cause question rather than relying on an old calendar date.
Property Tax Freeze: Loudon County does not appear on Tennessee’s current 2026 list of counties participating in the local-option senior Property Tax Freeze program. Do not confuse that program with state-funded Property Tax Relief.
2026 Tennessee Property Tax Relief Review current state eligibility → contact the Loudon County Trustee at 865-458-3103 → request the applicable application or late-filing guidance.
Business equipment and assets

Loudon County Tangible Personal Property

February 1 Personal-property schedules are mailed to business owners by this point under the Tennessee calendar.
March 1 Business tangible-personal-property schedules are generally due back to the Assessor.
30% assessment Commercial and industrial tangible personal property is generally assessed at 30% of value.
Examples: taxable business furniture, computers, machinery and equipment are handled separately from the real-estate parcel assessment.
Assessment record → recorded title

How to Find Loudon County Deeds, Liens, Plats & Mortgages

Start with the Assessor parcel. Save owner, property location, parcel ID, subdivision and legal-description clues.
Copy relevant sale book and page. TPAD can display Book, Page, sale date, instrument type and transaction price.
Contact the Loudon County Register of Deeds. Tammy Gallaher’s office records documents affecting the legal status of real and personal property.
Request the correct instrument. Documents include deeds, deeds of trust, assignments, plats, court decrees, leases, liens and releases.
Use the recorded instrument for title proof. Assessor ownership information is designed for taxation; the recorded deed is the source for the conveyance itself.
Register of Deeds Tammy Gallaher
Phone 865-458-2605
Mailing address P.O. Box 395
Loudon, TN 37774
Free fraud alert: the Loudon County Register of Deeds currently links to a free Business Information Systems fraud-alert service for documents filed in the Register’s Office.
Loudon County Register of Deeds Confirm the instrument details → call the Register if needed → use the county-linked fraud-alert option for ongoing name-based recording alerts.
Buyer / owner due-diligence checklist

Buying Loudon County Property During the 2026 Reappraisal?

  • Tax Year 2026 parcel
  • Reappraisal Year 2026 label
  • January 1 owner
  • Property address
  • Control map / group / parcel
  • Land market value
  • Improvement value
  • Total market appraisal
  • Assessment percentage
  • Greenbelt status
  • Recent sales
  • Subdivision / plat
  • County tax account
  • City code when applicable
  • Recorded deed
  • GIS / survey evidence
2025 tax bill ≠ reliable 2026 estimate: the countywide reappraisal and certified-rate process make the prior tax bill a poor standalone forecast. Use the 2026 assessment plus the current applicable county/city rate or the actual Trustee bill.

Loudon County Property Search Problems and Fixes

Problem What to do Correct office / tool
Owner search gives too many results Switch to address, parcel ID, subdivision or map components. TPAD / Assessor
Vacant property has no useful address Search owner, parcel ID, subdivision or control map/group/parcel. TPAD / Assessor
2026 value jumped sharply Remember 2026 is a countywide reappraisal; compare land, improvements, classification and comparable sales. Assessor
Tax estimate seems too high Do not automatically use a pre-reappraisal tax rate. Check the county’s 2026 reappraisal calculator or current adopted rate. County / Trustee
Lenoir City or Loudon City code appears Follow the county calculator instructions for city code 53407 or 53434 rather than using county-only tax. County calculator
Need exact tax due Open Loudon County Trustee’s live tax portal. Trustee
Need a deed or lien Copy sale book/page or owner information and contact Register of Deeds. Register
Greenbelt deadline sources disagree Use March 15 from the current Tennessee schedule and Loudon’s detailed Greenbelt page; confirm with Assessor. Assessor
Need exact boundary Use tax/GIS maps for orientation and recorded plat/survey evidence for the legal boundary. GIS / Register
County Board appeal period passed Check the date on the County Board decision; a 45-day State Board period may still be later than August 1. Assessor / SBOE
Assessor phone pages conflict The current county directory and Assessor site header list 865-458-2059; use that as the primary public number. Assessor
Need tax relief Contact Trustee Chip Miller for current state Tax Relief application and deadline guidance. Trustee
Loudon County Courthouse Annex

Loudon County Property Assessor, Trustee & Register Contacts

Loudon County Property Assessor Michael Campbell

101 Mulberry Street
Suite 201
Loudon, TN 37774

865-458-2059
Fax: 865-458-9952
contact_assessor@loudoncounty-tn.gov

Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Loudon County Trustee Chip Miller

Mailing:
P.O. Box 351
Loudon, TN 37774

865-458-3103
Fax: 865-408-9495

Property tax billing, payment and Tax Relief.
Loudon County Register of Deeds Tammy Gallaher

Mailing:
P.O. Box 395
Loudon, TN 37774

865-458-2605
Fax: 865-458-9028

Deeds, deeds of trust, plats, liens and releases.
Phone-number discrepancy: Loudon County’s current government directory and the header across the Assessor’s official site list 865-458-2059. A separate Assessor contact page currently displays 865-458-2050. This guide uses 865-458-2059 as the primary number because it is repeated on the County directory, Assessor header, forms and GIS pages.
Official live-action routes

Loudon County Property Records Action Center

Use these government or county-linked systems only after confirming the correct property.

2026 Property Search Owner, address, parcel, subdivision, values, sales and building information. Assessor Office Forms, Greenbelt, appeals, mapping and current office information. Tax Search / Payment View the live Trustee property-tax account and amount due. Recorded Property Documents Deeds, mortgages, plats, liens, releases and fraud-alert information.
Most-searched Loudon property questions

Loudon County Property Assessor FAQs

How do I search Loudon County Tennessee property records?

Use Tennessee Property Assessment Data and select Loudon County. The official state system lets you search by property address, owner name or parcel ID, while Advanced Search adds subdivision, classification, sale-date and control-map fields.

Who is the Loudon County Property Assessor in 2026?

Michael Campbell is the current Loudon County Property Assessor. The office is at 101 Mulberry Street, Suite 201, Loudon, Tennessee 37774, and the primary public phone number listed by the county is 865-458-2059.

Is 2026 a reappraisal year in Loudon County?

Yes. Current Tennessee Property Assessment Data identifies Loudon County as Tax Year 2026 and Reappraisal Year 2026. Property owners should review land value, improvement value, total market appraisal, classification and assessment percentage before comparing the new assessment with an older tax bill.

Does a higher 2026 Loudon County appraisal automatically mean the same percentage increase in tax?

No. Tennessee’s certified-tax-rate process requires taxing jurisdictions to recalculate the rate after a countywide reappraisal so higher taxable values do not automatically create the same percentage increase in total recurring property-tax revenue. An individual property’s bill can still increase or decrease depending on its change relative to the overall tax base and the final adopted rate.

What percentage of appraised value is residential property assessed at in Loudon County?

Tennessee residential real property and farm real property are generally assessed at 25% of appraised value. Commercial and industrial real property is generally assessed at 40%, business tangible personal property at 30%, and public utility property at 55%.

Where do I search and pay Loudon County property taxes?

The Loudon County Trustee handles county property-tax billing and collection. Use the county-linked online tax portal after confirming the parcel in the Assessor search. Chip Miller is the current Trustee and the office phone number is 865-458-3103.

When do Loudon County property taxes become delinquent?

Loudon County mails current-year tax bills in September. Under Tennessee’s county tax calendar, preceding-year property taxes may be paid through the end of February without delinquent interest and unpaid taxes become delinquent on March 1.

How do I appeal a Loudon County 2026 property assessment?

Start with the Loudon County Property Assessor and then use the County Board of Equalization for the normal first formal appeal. A County Board decision may be appealed to the Tennessee State Board of Equalization by August 1 of the tax year or within 45 days after the County Board decision notice was sent, whichever is later.

What is the Loudon County Greenbelt filing deadline?

Current Tennessee guidance and Loudon County’s detailed Greenbelt page identify March 15 as the filing deadline for a Greenbelt application to be effective for the current tax year. Agricultural, forest and open-space properties must also satisfy the applicable acreage, use and other eligibility requirements.

How do I find a Loudon County deed or lien?

Use the Assessor property record to save the owner, parcel ID, subdivision and any sale book and page references, then contact the Loudon County Register of Deeds. Tammy Gallaher’s office records deeds, deeds of trust, assignments, plats, leases, liens, releases and other instruments affecting property.

Official Sources and Editorial Verification

Loudon County Property Assessor Current Assessor Michael Campbell, county directory contact and office address. Assessor Official Website Assessment information, forms, appeals, Greenbelt and GIS resources. Tennessee Property Assessment Data Tax Year 2026 owner, address, parcel, appraisal, assessment, sale and building data. 2026 Reappraisal Calculator County-provided tax-estimate routing for county, Lenoir City and Loudon City parcels. Loudon Assessment Appeals County Board process, evidence and State Board filing timing. Loudon Greenbelt Program Agricultural, forest and open-space qualification and rollback guidance. Loudon GIS / Mapping Parcel plots, aerials, topography, map products and current pricing. Loudon County Trustee Tax billing role, September mailing, delinquency and Trustee contact. Property Tax Portal Live county-linked tax search and payment application. Loudon Register of Deeds Deeds, deeds of trust, assignments, plats, liens, releases and fraud alerts. Tennessee Certified Tax Rate Reappraisal-year truth-in-taxation rules and assessment percentages. Tennessee Value Appeals County Board requirement, August 1 / 45-day State Board deadline and evidence guidance. Tennessee Assessment Calendar Current Greenbelt, tax, assessment, Board and appeal deadlines. 2026 Property Tax Relief State-funded relief for qualifying elderly, disabled and veteran homeowners.
Verified for this August 12, 2026 update: current Assessor Michael Campbell; Trustee Chip Miller; Register Tammy Gallaher; Assessor office and hours; Tax Year 2026 / Reappraisal Year 2026; July 19 state-data update; owner/address/parcel/subdivision search fields; Tennessee assessment percentages; certified-rate rules; County Board and State Board appeal timing; Greenbelt qualification and March 15 deadline; county Greenbelt fee instructions; current GIS map-product information; September tax-bill mailing; March 1 delinquency; Trustee tax portal; and Register fraud-alert service.

CountyPropertyAppraiser.org is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with Loudon County Government, the Loudon County Property Assessor, Loudon County Trustee, Loudon County Register of Deeds, Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury or Tennessee State Board of Equalization.

Property values, classifications, tax rates, reappraisal projections, Greenbelt eligibility, appeal deadlines, tax-relief requirements, payment interfaces, map pricing and office information can change. Verify time-sensitive information with the responsible official office before paying taxes, filing an appeal, applying for relief, recording a document or making a legal or financial decision.

Editorial verification date: August 12, 2026.

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