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1. Can I get Placer County Assessor data at no cost?

The Placer County Community Development Resource Agency has a website with Placer County Assessor Parcel Data that can be downloaded at no cost.

The fields available are:

• APN
• Land Use Description
• Land Value
• Structure Value
• Owner Address 1
• Owner Address 2
• Owner City
• Owner State
• Owner Zip
• Shape Area
• Shape Length
• Situs Street Number
• Street Name
• Street Type
• Structure SqFt
• Tax Description

2. How can I get a mailing list of property owners in Placer County?

All data requests are processed on an individual request basis. You may order by completing a Request For Data Form (PDF). Please see our Fee Schedule (PDF) for pricing information. Data is available in the following electronic formats only: Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, or comma separate values (CSV). The data can be provided via email attachment, FTP transfer, or CD depending on payment method. The fields available are:

• Acres (if 1 acre or larger)
• Asmt Description
• Asmt Status
• Assessors Parcel Number (APN)
• Book (Assessor Map Book)
• Exemptions (Homeowners & Other Exemption)
• Last Certified Values (Land, Structure, Growing, PPValue, NetValue)
• Last Transfer Date and Deed Number
• Owner Address
• Owner Name
• Site Address (includes community but no zip codes)
• Tax Rate Area (TRA)
• Taxability Code (including descriptions)
• Use Code (including descriptions)

3. Can I attach a spreadsheet with a list of parcels to get all the available information?

Yes, please provide full parcel numbers in an Excel spreadsheet. The parcel number(s) must be 12 digits with no dashes.

4. I own/operate a business. Is it possible get the addresses of homes with pools in my local area (e.g.: Rocklin, Roseville, and Lincoln)?

Yes, a selection can be done based on Assessor’s map book pages (first three digits of parcel number), Assessment District (tax code), or Group Code (sometimes helpful in identifying an area).

5. Is a list available of all business owners that own and operate in Placer County?

Yes, a list is available for purchase. You may order by completing a Request For Data Form (PDF). Please see our Fee Schedule (PDF) for pricing information.

6. Can I get a mailing address list of all subdivisions in Tahoe City including: Sky Land, Pine Land, Tahoe Woods, and Tahoe Pines?

We can do a selection based on Assessor’s map book pages (first three digits of APN), Assessment District (tax code), or Group Code (sometimes helpful in identifying an area).

7. Can data be supplied in label form?

We do not supply labels; however, we can provide electronic data in the following formats: Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, or comma separate values (CSV) that you can use to generate labels.

8. How can I purchase the Secured Tax Data Roll?

You can purchase the Placer County Assessment Master by completing the Request for Data Form (PDF). There are instructions on the back of this form as well as an informational sheet (PDF) that will provide information regarding: cost, media type, format, ordering, payment, files available, and file layouts.

9. Is there a way to receive monthly data for people who have moved to the county?

We can provide you with data regarding people who have moved to Placer County; however we do not offer monthly subscriptions. All data requests are processed on an individual request basis.

10. Where can I find the Annual Assessed Valuation Reports?

Annual Assessed Valuation Reports are located on our website.

11. How can I obtain the Assessed Valuation for the City of Roseville for the past 5 years?

Annual Assessed Valuation Reports are located on our website.

12. Is there any other way to get Placer County Assessor data?

You can purchase Assessor Data for any of the 58 California Counties from Parcel Quest.