Search and Pay Baldwin County Property Taxes

This page helps users handle a property tax need in Baldwin County, Alabama, including property tax lookup, payment timing, payment options, exemptions, and office contacts.

The Baldwin County Revenue Commission and its AssuranceWeb Property search are the main official channels for property tax and appraisal information. Use them to review property details before paying, checking an escrow status, or contacting staff.

AssuranceWeb Property tax search

Use the Baldwin County Revenue Commission property tax and appraisal site hosted by Assurance to search property records and review tax-related details. The search page supports several lookup paths, including name, PIN, company, parcel, account, subdivision, and address.

• Owner last name and first name
• PIN
• Parcel
• Account
• Subdivision
• Address

After choosing the tax year and search type, review the selected view for available property and billing fields.

• Open the search for Baldwin County property tax records.
• Select the tax year you need, such as the current available tax year.
• Choose a search method, then enter the matching property or owner information.
• Review available fields such as account, parcel, PIN, bill number, total tax, balance due, and parcel information.

Payment note: The AssuranceWeb search page states that payments are currently disabled there, so use the county payment options page for payment instructions.

Baldwin County Revenue Commission property tax duties

The Baldwin County Revenue Commissioner’s Office maps, appraises, assesses, and collects tax based on each parcel’s assessed value. The office also reminds property owners that legal descriptions and maps shown online are for property tax purposes.

Property tax bills are not mailed to mortgage companies. If a mortgage company pays the taxes, the property owner is responsible for confirming that the taxes have been paid.

For payment timing, collection rules, and escrow-related status checks, use the county’s Revenue Commission Collections Division information.

Property tax due dates and delinquency

Baldwin County property taxes are due on October 1 each year and become delinquent after December 31. Courtesy notices are usually mailed before October 1 so owners can verify property information.

Payment options and convenience fees

Baldwin County lists payment choices including in person, online, by mail with check, by phone, and payment status checks. If paying by mail, the envelope must be postmarked by December 31 to avoid penalty.

Review the county’s property tax payment options before paying so you can confirm the method and fee that applies.

Escrow and payment status checks

If a bank, mortgage company, or other lender may be paying the tax bill, use the EscrowCheck tool before making a payment or calling about payment status. The item number is the parcel number without dashes.

The tool is intended to show real-time tax payment status from banks, mortgage companies, and other lenders. If the property is escrowed, confirm whether the escrow payment has been submitted before sending another payment.

Property tax calculator

The Baldwin County Property Tax Calculator can estimate property tax using the tax district, property classification, appraised value, and homestead exemption selection. To find the tax district, search for the property on the county property search website first.

Use the Baldwin County property tax calculator when you need an estimate based on the property information available from the Revenue Commission.

• Tax district
• Property classification, such as Class II or Class III
• Appraised value
• Homestead exemption selection, if applicable

Assessments and exemptions

The Assessment Department assesses property and helps property owners claim proper tax exemptions. Property owners are responsible for making sure information in the tax assessment office is accurate and up to date.

Any additions or deletions to property must be recorded by October 1 to be assessed by December 31. When buying property or changing property details, review the county’s assessment information.

Homestead exemptions are available only on a primary residence, and the applicant cannot have a homestead exemption on another home. Current Use applications must be filed with the Revenue Office no later than December 31 for the exemption to apply in the following tax year.

Protests and valuation notices

Property owners who disagree with an appraised value may file a written appeal with the Baldwin County Board of Equalization. Protests must be filed in writing and signed by the property owner or representative; protests are not taken by phone.

For the listed 2026 protest cycle, the notice date is March 17, 2026, and the final appeal date is April 17, 2026. Protest information must include the PPIN and parcel number, contact phone number, email address if available, and supporting information.

Helpful support may include photographs, appraisals, recent comparable sales, surveys, three years of income and expense data for commercial property, or an asset list and depreciation schedule for personal property.

Baldwin County Revenue Commission contacts

Use these Revenue Commission contacts for property tax, collections, assessment, exemption, and office service questions.

• Baldwin County Revenue Office: Office hours Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm.
• Bay Minette Main Office, 1705 U.S. Hwy 31 S., Bay Minette, AL 36507. Phone: (251) 937-0245.
• Foley Satellite Courthouse, 201 E. Section Avenue, Foley, AL 36535. Phone: (251) 972-6819.
• Fairhope Satellite Courthouse, 1100 Fairhope Avenue, Fairhope, AL 36532. Phone: (251) 990-4627.
• Robertsdale Central Annex, 22251 Palmer Street, Robertsdale, AL 36567. Phone: (251) 972-6819.
• Revenue Commission Collections Division: Phone: (251) 937-0245.
• Baldwin County Citizen Service Center: Phone: (251) 580-1695.