The Weber County Board of Equalization provides taxpayers an opportunity to appeal their property valuation through a formal hearing process. These hearings are conducted by an independent Hearing Officer, a neutral third party who reviews all evidence presented by both the taxpayer and the County Assessor’s Office. Taxpayers can submit supporting documentation, such as recent appraisals, comparable sales, or photographs, to demonstrate why their property’s assessed value should be adjusted. To ensure fairness, any new evidence not included in the original appeal must be submitted to the Board of Equalization no later than five days prior to the hearing date. Similarly, the County Assessor’s Office will provide their evidence to the taxpayer at least five days before the hearing.

Hearings are held in a neutral conference room provided by the Board of Equalization, where the taxpayers and representatives from the County Assessor’s Office meet with the Hearing Officer to review the submitted evidence. The Hearing Officer carefully evaluates all information presented during the hearing and makes a recommendation to the Board of Equalization, which determines the final property valuation. This structured process ensures transparency, impartiality, and an equal opportunity for taxpayers to have their concerns addressed.

What Happens Next?

Once your request is submitted, you will receive an email confirmation acknowledging receipt. After your request has been processed, you will receive a follow-up email with a link to schedule your hearing at a time and date that works best for you.