Assessing

The Assessor is a local government official who estimates the value of real property within a city, town, or village’s boundaries. This value is converted into an assessment, which is one component in the computation of real property tax bills.  The Assessor is responsible to the citizens of Neptune Township for the fair assessment of all property in order that the tax burden be distributed equitably. This office strives to keep the public well informed on all tax assessment matters.

1. Discovery and location of all real property and certain personal property used in business in the taxing district;
2. Listing and description of property in a systematic, convenient manner through the NJ Property Tax System known MOD IV;
3. Determination of taxability based on a wide variety of tax exemption and tax deduction statutes;
4. Valuation of property through an appraisal of each property and an assessment based on that appraised value;
5. Tax equalization responsibilities via district revaluation programs and for purposes of distributing State Aid to schools;
6. Defense of assessments upon appeal.

 

Please feel free to contact our office with any questions you may have about property assessment in Neptune Township, or refer to the links below.

• File an Appeal
• Monmouth County Board of Taxation FAQ
• Appeal Handbook
• Monmouth County Open Public Record Search
• T.I.A.R.A. (Taxpayer Informal Assessment Review Application)
• Neptune Township 2019 Tax Maps
• Monmouth County Assessment Demonstration Program
• ADP Home Page and Summary
• Moody’s Investors Service – NJ Assessment Report
  
   

• 2021 Street Index
• 2021 Table of Aggregates and Tax List
• Table of Aggregates- Taxing District
• Real Property Tax List Book 1
• Real Property Tax List Book 2
• Real Property Tax List Book 3
• Real Property Tax List Book 4

 

• Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Deduction ($250)
   
• Veteran or Surviving Spouse/Civil Union or Domestic Partner or Veteran or Serviceperson ($250)

Please note the following regarding the recent ballot question:

The Ballot Question (see below) passed overwhelmingly, however, it will take some time for the State to get the new forms created and distributed.  Please continue to check this space, when the new forms are available we will post them.

Ballot Question
Do you approve amending the Constitution to give a $250 property tax deduction to veterans who did not serve in time of war? Do you also approve amending the Constitution to give a 100 percent property tax exemption to certain totally disabled veterans who did not serve in time of war? The widow or widower of these veterans also would receive this $250 deduction or 100 percent exemption after the veteran’s death.

• Dis. Veteran or Surviving Spouse/Civil Union Partner/Domestic Partner of Disabled Veteran or Serviceperson
   

• Initial Statement of Organization Claiming Property Tax Exemption
   
• Further Statement of Organization Claiming Property Tax Exemption
   
• Senior Freeze (State Property Tax Reimbursement Program)
   
• Homestead Benefit Program (State Program)

Christopher Bedrosian, Assessing Clerk
cbedrosian@neptunetownship.org
732-988-5200 .x. 249

A. Dawn Crozier, Deputy Assessor
dcrozier@neptunetownship.org
732-988-5200 .x. 247

Bernard C. Haney, CTA
bhaney@neptunetownship.org
732-988-5200 .x. 248

 

Office Fax:
732-988-4259

Mailing Address:
Office of the Assessor
Neptune Township Municipal Offices
25 Neptune Boulevard
Neptune NJ 07753