Jefferson Township Property Revaluation Set for 2027 Tax Year

JEFFERSON, NJ — Jefferson Township is moving forward with a court-mandated revaluation of all taxable real estate ahead of the 2027 tax year, though the process is still awaiting a key state approval.

The Morris County Board of Taxation has directed the township to complete the revaluation by September 2026. Before inspections can begin, the township is awaiting approval from the State of New Jersey for its tax maps.

Once that approval comes through, officials say they will publish a public timeline and launch an information campaign to keep residents informed.

All new assessed values will reflect estimated market value as of Oct. 1, 2026, as required by state law. Property owners will be notified by mail of their proposed assessed values and will have the opportunity to contest them.

For more information, visit jeffersontownship.net.

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