DuPage County Tax Payment Notice

DuPage County has announced a program that will waive late fees and charges on first-installment Property Tax payments for taxpayers impacted by COVID-19. See our Announcements page for more information.

ATTENTION

The Assessor’s Office is no longer accepting walk-ins as a precautionary measure due to the Covid 19 Virus. Please contact us by phone at 630 968-1183 You can also email inquiries through our Contact Us page.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.

Sincerely,

John Trowbridge

Welcome

Welcome to the Lisle Township Assessors Office web site.  We hope this web site will be a valuable resource for all of your township property assessment information.

The 2020 assessments are now available in the On-line Property Record Search. Please check our announcements page for more information on publications and filing dates.

If you have any questions please contact us!

Online Property Search
Find properties within lisle township by address or parcel number.

Click Here to get detailed information about properties in Lisle Township.  Search by parcel number, address, owner and sales information.

Property Search

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Assessors Function
The Township Assessor is required by law to uniformly assess properties at a median level of 33 1/3% (one third) of market value. Equitable assessments ensure a fair distribution of the property tax burden among all property owners. Local property taxes pay for such services as schools, villages, libraries, park districts, and fire protection districts.
Assessors Function
Community Links
Here you can find information and services of nearby organizations in the area. This includes information about nearby villages and townships, libraries, park districts and school districts.
Community Links
Senior Citizens
Property taxes are a burden to all taxpayers, but even more so for seniors, many of who are living on fixed incomes. Because of this, the Illinois General Assembly has passed several laws over the years to help alleviate the property tax burden for senior citizen property owners in Illinois.
Senior Citizens

Frequently Asked Questions

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PROPERTY TAX CYCLE
Who determines taxes?

Property taxes are determined by the spending amounts of your local taxing bodies. These local taxing bodies use property tax revenues to pay for the services rendered to the residents in their district. Tax bills are paid in 2 installments and are due June 1st and September 1st of ever year. Read more below.

Tax Cycle

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