The County Assessor’s Office is responsible for valuing “all real and personal property annually as of January 1.” We utilize a staff of 12 to accomplish this task, as Muskogee County has 49,000 real property parcels and 5,609 personal accounts to be valued each year. Using the assessments provided by the Assessor’s office, the County Treasurer can issue annual tax statements to property owners. The Ad Valorem taxes that are collected are used to fund county government, such as the courthouse, sheriff’s office, county jail, etc. Contrary to popular belief, no property taxes are used for county roads and bridges. Other entities that are funded by property taxes are schools, technical schools, libraries, EMS, the county health department, and other entities.

Ron Dean - Assessor

Ron joined the Muskogee County Assessor’s office in 2004 as a Data Collector in the appraisal department. He earned Advanced Accreditation from Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government Technology in 2005 and became Chief Appraiser in 2006. Ron assumed office as Muskogee County Assessor November 1, 2018.

assessor@muskogeeassessor.com

Sarah Wallis - 1st Deputy

Sarah has worked in the Muskogee County Assessor’s office since 2002. She earned Advanced Accreditation from Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government Technology in 2007.

swallis@muskogeeassessor.com

Reyna Benavides – 2nd Deputy

Reyna has been with the Muskogee County Assessor’s office since 2019. She earned Advanced Accreditation from Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government Technology in 2021.

rbenavides@muskogeeassessor.com

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