Attention Clintonville Property Owners

Inspections of all properties are currently being performed for the City of Clintonville’s 2025 Revaluation. Reply to an Assessor Letter, Schedule an Interior Inspection Window, Submit Property Tax Assessment Forms ONLINE!

Schedule an Interior Tax Assessment Inspection

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Schedule a 1 hour arrival window by clicking image to the right for the tax assessor to perform a visual walk -through inspection of the interior of your property. Two inspections are scheduled every one-hour arrival window. Depending on property type, inspections range from 20-40 minutes in length. Select weekday windows available, weekend and special arrangements available for special circumstances by request. Interior inspections include a walk -through of all levels and rooms, exterior and interior measurements, and exterior photographs. Data collected is recorded on the municipality’s property record card and used to apply equitable and accurate a ssessments. The data collected in includes quality of design & components, condition of structure and components, effective age, living/non-living areas, room counts, amenities, additional features, and other market characteristics and factors.
Important!
Section 70.05(4n) of the Wisconsin statutes requires the following notice: You have the right to refuse interior entry pursuant to section 70.05(4m) of the Wisconsin statutes. Entry to view the interior of your property is prohibited unless voluntarily authorized by you. Pursuant to section 70.05(4m) of th e Wisconsin statutes, your refusal to allow an interior inspection will not be used as the sole reason for increasing your property tax assessment. Refusing entry also does not proh ibit you from objecting to your assessment pursuant to section 70.47(7) of the Wisconsin statutes.
Section 70.32 of the Wisconsin Statutes states, the value of real property should be based on “actual view.” If the assessor is not allowed access, the value will be based on “the best information the assessor can practicably obtain…” Therefore, in lieu of an interior visual inspection, the assessor must esti mate the value using the best information available which includes conducting an onsite exterior inspection , as well as utilizing information from recent listings, sales, and other publicly available resources.

assessor-clint@servigroupinc.com – For City of Clintonville
assessor-nl@servigroupinc.com – For City of New London
assessor-vd@servigroupinc.com – For Village of Denmark
assessor-vg@servigroupinc.com – For Village of Gresham
assessor-vw@servigroupinc.com – For Village of Wittenberg

Send Refused Entry / Interior Access Denial Notification

Notify the Assessor of your intent to refuse interior access by completing the form linked to the image to the right. Email C ompleted Refused Entry / Access Denial form to municipality’s assessor email address. Notifying the assessor aids exterior inspection scheduling, which will be performed on your property by the assessor without appointment. An Owner Reported Interior Details form with photograph attachments may be submitted to the assessor for consideration.
Important!
Section 70.05(4n) of the Wisconsin statutes requires the following notice: You have the right to refuse interior entry pursua nt to section 70.05(4m) of the Wisconsin statutes. Entry to view the interior of your property is prohibited unless voluntarily authorized by you. Pursuant to section 70.05(4m) of the W isconsin statutes, your refusal to allow an interior inspection will not be used as the sole reason for increasing your property tax assessment. Refusing entry also does not proh ibit you from objecting to your assessment pursuant to section 70.47(7) of the Wisconsin statutes.
Section 70.32 of the Wisconsin Statutes states, the value of real property should be based on “actual view.” If the assessor is not allowed access, the value will be based on “the best information the assessor can practicably obtain…” Therefore, in lieu of an interior visual inspection, the assessor must esti mate the value using the best information available which includes conducting an onsite exterior inspection , as well as utilizing information from recent listings, sales, and other publicly available resources.