Jo Ann North

Property Assessor

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• Look at your file data on my property

• Estimate my property taxes

• Learn how the appraisal processes work

• Read about Business Personalty Assessment

• Find a parcel on Metro's online property maps

• Go to Metro Nashville Government's Home Page

What are my tax districts?

What are my tax districts?

Our consolidated city-county government has two tax districts: the General Services District (GSD) -- all of Davidson County -- and the Urban Services District (USD), an area expanding outward from the old Nashville city boundaries as urban services were expanded.

The GSD is the entire area -- yellow and green -- and the USD is only the darker green area.

USD property owners pay the GSD tax rate, plus the USD tax rate. The additional tax covers sidewalks, garbage collection and street lighting not provided to the GSD area outside of the USD.

There are seven other tax districts within the GSD: the cities of Goodlettsville, Lakewood, Berry Hill, Forest Hills, Oak Hill, Belle Meade and Ridgetop. They are shown in other colors on the map above.

Services provided by these cities vary; some levy a property tax and some don’t.

Your assessment notice has a "Taxing District" box which indicates whether you are just subject to GSD taxes or also pay USD or a “satellite” city’s taxes.

  PUBLIC NOTICE  -  ADA

A wheelchair accessible ramp is at the front of our building. If you need special assistance of any kind, please contact: Michael A. Matlock, ADA Coordinator, at (615) 862-6098.

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