Welcome to Nassau County Assessor Land Record Viewer

Nassau County Department of Assessment's Land Records Viewer.

As part of my ongoing effort to improve the delivery of services to the public, I am happy to make this tool available. It provides a single, easy to use, point of access to almost all information maintained by the Assessor including assessment roll data, district information, tax maps, property photographs, past taxes, tax rates, exemptions with amounts and comparable sales. It is also linked to the County's Geographic Information System (GIS) to provide relevant information from that system.

This viewer contains a set of property maps of every parcel within the County of Nassau. I welcome your comments and input about this product in order to further improve our delivery of services to the public.

This document management site has been designed for use as a search tool. For your convenience, copies of tax maps can be purchased at the Tax Map Division window from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

HARVEY B. LEVINSON
Chairman, Board of Assessors

Revision Code 3.10

Harvey B. Levinson
Chairman

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