Parcel number in Addison
Look up a parcel by its number, or find the number for an address.
Addison Township part
Addison Township Assessor
Township assessor for Addison Township in DuPage County: values property for property tax. The county assessment office reviews and equalizes the values.
Bloomingdale Township part
Bloomingdale Township Assessor
Township assessor for Bloomingdale Township in DuPage County: values property for property tax. The county assessment office reviews and equalizes the values.
County assessment office
DuPage County Supervisor of Assessments
Property valuation and classification.
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- Addison parcel map and property searchAddison's public map viewer for parcel boundaries and local map layers.
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- DuPage County Parcel ViewerDuPage County's public map viewer. Search a property to see parcel boundaries, aerial imagery and other local map layers.
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Who to ask
Addison Township part
Addison Township AssessorTownship assessor for Addison Township in DuPage County: values property for property tax. The county assessment office reviews and equalizes the values.Christopher T. Kain, Township Assessor- Phone
- 630-530-8161
- assessor@addisontownship.com
- Address
- 401 N. Addison Road, Addison, IL 60101
- Website
- Visit website
Bloomingdale Township part
Bloomingdale Township AssessorTownship assessor for Bloomingdale Township in DuPage County: values property for property tax. The county assessment office reviews and equalizes the values.Kory Atkinson, Township Assessor- Phone
- 630-307-6000
- info@bloomingdaletownshipassessor.com
- Address
- 6 N 050 Rosedale Avenue, Bloomingdale, IL 60108
- Website
- Visit website
County assessment office
DuPage County Supervisor of AssessmentsProperty valuation and classification.- Phone
- 630-407-5858
- Address
- 421 N. County Farm Road Wheaton, IL 60187
- Website
- Visit website
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About parcel number
A parcel number (also called PIN, PID, or parcel ID) is the county's unique label for a piece of land. It is on the tax statement, and the county GIS shows it when you click a parcel. Numbers are only unique within one county.