Appraiser's Office
Mission: To provide quality customer service to the citizens of Sedgwick County, while providing a fair and equitable appraisal roll to our client and intended users; in accordance with the requirements of the statutory compliance review used in the formulation of funding for quality public services in our community.
Vision: To provide annual appraisal for ad valorem tax purposes while building public trust and educating stakeholders while implementing innovative solutions to fairly and equitably appraise taxable and exempt real and personal property in Sedgwick County.
Search Property Appraisals
Use this online property appraisal search tool to find appraisal amounts for real and personal properties in Sedgwick County.
How do I know if a county appraiser is in my area or at my home?
Due to the high volume of property inspections the Appraiser’s Office must complete each year, scheduling inspections with individual property owners is not conducive to the annual revaluation timeline. However, county appraisers are easily identified. Our appraisers drive personal vehicles but are provided with Sedgwick County Appraiser magnets to display on the vehicle. In addition, they have a county photo ID and wear clothing with the county logo.
Below is a map for Residential Annual Field Maintenance by location. Property owners can expect to see appraisers in their area during the designated time. We will be conducting Residential Annual Field Maintenance Inspections throughout 2025 in Area 3. Along with Annual Field Maintenance, Residential and Commercial appraisers could be in any area of the county for sales validation, building permit inspection or general field inspection.
For additional information, please call the Sedgwick County Call Center at 316-660-9000.
2025 Real Property Valuation Notices
The Sedgwick County Appraiser’s Office only mailed valuation notices to owners of properties that experienced a change in value or classification from 2024 to 2025. Property owners who did not receive a notice in the mail may view the notice and appraisal information for their properties online. Property owners also may print their notice from the website, which will include appeal information. This alternative method of notification in no way changes a property owner's right to appeal their valuation or classification. Approximately 204,355 real property value notices were mailed for 2025, which is about 87 percent of the 236,190 properties in Sedgwick County.
When are values mailed and taxes due?
View the Tax Calendar for value notices, and filing, tax and appeal deadlines.