Schenectady County Real Property Tax Service Agency
Schenectady County Office Building
620 State Street, 3rd Floor
Schenectady, NY 12305

Nicholas C. Barber, C.C.D, Director
518-388-4246

The Schenectady County Real Property Tax Service Agency is an independent, statutory Agency that exists to provide services that assist local government officials in achieving and maintaining equitable assessment administration.  We provide the resources that accomplish this function as well as the expertise to assist localities in accomplishing equitable assessment adminstration.

The goal of equitable assessment administration is to provide a sound, reliable, fair and easily understood foundation for the determination of the real property tax.

The Schenectady County Real Property Tax Service Agency Image Mate Online property information is updated to include the 2010 Final Assessment Roll Information.  The 2010 Final Assessment Roll is for the following municipalities; City of Schenectady, Town of Duanesburg, Town of Glenville, Town of Niskayuna, Town of  Princetow, Town of Rotterdam, Village of Delanson, Village of Scotia.  The Schenectady County Tax Maps for the entire county have also been updated.

For property tax information for property within the City of Schenectady, you must contact the City of Schenectady Assessor's office @ (518) 382-5075 or the City of Schenectady Finance office @ (518) 382-5016.

The Schenectady County Real Property Image Mate Online Information is generated from various sources and is a reflection of the best information submitted to the County.

The Schenectady County Real Property Tax Service Agency does not warrant, express or imply, the accuracy, completeness or reliability of this information.  It is responsibility of the user to consult the Assessor or Tax Collector of the municipality with any question(s) specific to the property.

The Schenectady County Real Property Tax Service Agency, the Municipal Assessor(s) and Tax Collector(s) are not responsible for setting the tax rates for the Municipalities or School District.  The budget adopted by your local elected officials generates your tax rate.