Curious about the tax assessment for your property? Well, if you live in Campton Township, you’ll have a chance to see how much it’s worth — and get a ballpark idea of how much you’ll be paying in property taxes next year — as of Thursday.

The 2015 assessment changes for Campton Township are being published Thursday, July 9, in the Kane County Chronicle. As of that date, you can also view an online PDF version on the Supervisor of Assessments website.

For folks living in Campton Township, that means the final filing deadline to challenge your property’s assessed value is set for Aug. 10, 2015.

After all revisions and corrections by the township assessor are applied, an equalization factor  is calculated. Each non-farm property in Campton Township was equalized with a factor of 0.9849.

To obtain assessment information about a property in Campton Township, please contact the Campton Township Assessor’s Office or visit the township assessor’s website. You can find a full directory of Kane County township assessors on this page of the Supervisor of Assessments website.

Taxpayers who believe their properties are over-assessed should first contact their township assessor, who developed the assessed valuation. If not satisfied after addressing the issue with the township assessor, taxpayers may file an assessment complaint with the Kane County Board of  Review.

To obtain complaint forms and a copy of the Rules and Procedures of the Kane County Board of Review, visit this page on the Kane County Assessments.org website or call 630-208-3818.

As mentioned above, the deadline to file 2015 assessment complaints for the properties within Campton Township is Aug. 10, 2015.  No complaint for property in this township can be accepted after that date.