Pulaski County Assessor's Office

The Pulaski County Assessor's Office will have an entry level position open on Monday July 8, 2024. The position is clerical in nature and candidates must have phone communication skills. Bilingual speakers are highly encouraged to apply.

La Oficina del Asesor del Condado de Pulaski tendrá un puesto de nivel básico abierto el lunes 8 de julio de 2024. El puesto es de carácter administrativo y candidatos deben tener habilidades de comunicación telefónica. Se invita especialmente a los hablantes bilingües a solicitar el puesto.

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The deadline to assess your personal property is May 31, 2024. Please call us at (501)340-6170 or visit our website at www.pulaskicountyassessor.net to beat the deadline!

The Pulaski County Assessor’s Office will be operating remotely on Monday, April 8, 2024 due to expected congestion caused by the solar eclipse. We will be answering all phone calls, responding to emails and to chats but we will not be available for in person walk ins at the main office. If you need us in person, we’ll be there bright and early Tuesday morning, and by all means, don’t stare at the eclipse without eye protection.

Don't pay for what's already free. Any of this information can be obtained from the Pulaski County Clerk's Office or the Pulaski County Assessor's Office.

No pagen por lo que ya es gratis. Toda esta informacion puede ser collectada en la oficina del secretario del condado de Pulaski o la oficina del asesor del condado de Pulaski.

The Pulaski County Assessor's Office will be closed November 10, 2023 in observance of Veteran's Day. We deeply appreciate all those who have served.

Hablamos Español! Por favor díganos si necesitas ayuda en español.

Due to construction issues, the downtown office will close at 3:00 pm today. You may still reach us by phone at 501-340-6170

Assess your personal property by May 31st to avoid a 10% penalty. It's easy, call us 501-340-6181.

The Pulaski County Assessor’s Office is currently working on identifying properties impacted by the March 31st tornado. Our aerial imagery provider has already flown the county to collect images of impacted areas. The damage caused by the tornado will affect many 2023 real estate assessments.

Pursuant to Arkansas Code Ann. §26-26-1107, we will be working to identify, revalue, and assess all real estate or improvements on real estate which have been damaged by the tornado over the next couple of months. If your real estate, home, or business was damaged, you may reach out to our office at (501)340-3512 to ensure that we are aware that your property was impacted.

Additionally, May 31st is the deadline to assess personal property. If you had personal property that was damaged or destroyed on March 31st, we will need to adjust your personal property assessment. You may call our office at (501)340-6181 to report the loss of personal property.

Our hearts go out to all those affected by these terrible storms.

While we realize that assessment is probably not the highest priority for those who have lost their homes or suffered significant property damage, we are working to alleviate what burden we can for our taxpayers. Unfortunately, this will not have any impact on the tax bills that are currently due.