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Our goal is superior customer service to YOU, the taxpayer.

Guided by Oregon state law and administrative rules, we promise fairness, consistency, and equity in appraisals and assessment of Coos County Properties.

We're dedicated to the continual development and utilization of technology along with the use of proper appraisal methods, recalculation, and standards set by Statute; to maintain the basic foundation of property information for the taxpayer and public; to ensure basic understanding of the assessment process, while maximizing the efficient use of staff and resources.

The Assessor’s Office is primarily a source of information about Real property ownership and valuation (RMV, MAV, AV, SAV, & MSAV). 

Questions about the permissible land use(s) should be directed to the Planning Office (https://www.co.coos.or.us/planning).

Assessor Steve Jansen

Assessor Steve Jansen

Steve Jansen began his Coos County employment as a Commercial/Industrial Appraiser in August 2009, and was appointed Assessor on February 1, 2011; subsequently elected as Assessor in 2012, 2016, and 2020. 

A 1966 Marshfield High School graduate, he is a retired American Airlines Captain and also a retired U.S. Air Force C-130 pilot. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in 1970 from the Oregon State University School of Engineering, and Master’s Degrees  in 1984 in General Systems Management and Management of Research and Development from the University of Southern California Institute of Safety and Systems Management.

Chief Deputy Assessor Denise Harris

Chief Deputy Assessor Denise Harris

Denise Harris is a lifelong Coquille resident. She began working for Coos County in 2005 as a Tax/Accounting Specialist in the Tax Office. She was promoted to the Chief Deputy Assessor position in January 2009.

Prior to joining the County, Denise worked for Security Bank/Umpqua Bank for 25 years as a Computer Operator and Mortgage Banker. She also worked for a mortgage funding company and a local title company.

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