Camden County Property Appraiser Search: First Choose Georgia or New Jersey
A search for Camden County property appraiser can lead to two very different property-tax systems. Camden County, Georgia uses a county Board of Tax Assessors led by a Chief Appraiser. Camden County, New Jersey does not have one countywide “property appraiser” office; assessments are handled by municipal assessors, while the Camden County Board of Taxation provides countywide assessment search, mapping and appeal resources.
The fastest route is to identify the state first. From there, use the official property search for ownership and assessment data, the correct map for parcel research, and the tax-collection office for actual bills and payments.
Property search, fair market value, assessed value, homestead applications, appraisal questions and assessment appeals.
Go to Georgia guidanceCountywide assessment search and mapping, municipal assessment administration, local tax collection and county tax appeals.
Go to New Jersey guidanceWhich Official Office Do You Need?
| Property Location / Task | Correct Office | Use It For |
|---|---|---|
| Camden County, Georgia | Camden County Board of Tax Assessors | Property search, appraisal values, homestead, property characteristics and assessment appeals. |
| Georgia property-tax bill | Camden County Tax Commissioner | Tax bills, payments, delinquent taxes and property-tax collection. |
| Camden County, New Jersey | Municipal Tax Assessor | Assessment administration, name/address changes and municipality-specific property questions. |
| NJ countywide property search or appeal | Camden County Board of Taxation | Assessment search, parcel mapping, ratios, appeals, assessor directory and county tax-board records. |
| NJ property-tax bill | Municipal Tax Collector | Tax bills, balances and payments for the municipality where the property is located. |
Georgia Property Search: Camden County Board of Tax Assessors
Camden County, Georgia does not officially call the office a “Property Appraiser.” The local agency is the Camden County Board of Tax Assessors, and Brian Bishop is listed as Chief Appraiser. The county’s property portal is powered by qPublic.
Property Search
Look up parcel information, assessment values and property characteristics through the Board of Assessors portal.
Open Camden GA Assessor PortalAfter opening this link
- Select Property Search.
- Search using the owner, parcel or property information available to you.
- Open the matching parcel.
- Confirm the address and parcel number before using its values.
- Use the map tools for parcel-location context.
Sales Search
The assessor portal also provides a separate sales-search route for researching recorded sale information and comparable properties.
Open Sales Search RouteTax Estimator
The qPublic estimator lets users choose a tax district, exemption status and market value to produce a planning estimate.
Open Camden GA Tax EstimatorHow Georgia values appear on the tax record
Georgia property assessments are generally based on 40% of fair market value. That means a parcel with a $300,000 fair market value would normally begin with a $120,000 assessed value before applicable exemptions or specialized assessment rules are considered.
Camden County GA Property Tax Bills Are Handled by the Tax Commissioner
The Board of Tax Assessors establishes property values. The Camden County Tax Commissioner prepares and collects the resulting property-tax bills.
| Georgia Task | Where to Go | What to Know |
|---|---|---|
| Check assessed value | Board of Tax Assessors | Use the assessor property record. |
| Check or pay tax bill | Tax Commissioner | Use the Tax Commissioner’s official tax-payment route. |
| Annual billing | Tax Commissioner | County guidance says annual bills are generally mailed near the middle of September and are due 60 days after mailing. |
| Bill not received | Tax Commissioner | The county advises taxpayers who have not received a notice by October 15 to contact the office. |
After opening the payment page
- Use the county’s property-tax payment link.
- Verify the parcel or tax account before paying.
- Review the convenience fee shown for the online transaction.
- Complete payment only after checking the total.
- Save or print the final confirmation screen.
- Allow up to two business days for a recent payment or adjustment to appear in the system.
Camden County GA Homestead Deadline, Local Freeze & Assessment Appeal
Homestead filing
A Camden County homestead application may be filed during the year, but it must be filed by April 1 to apply to that tax year. The owner must still own and occupy the property as the legal residence as of January 1.
- File with the Camden County Tax Assessor.
- Own and occupy the qualifying residence as of January 1.
- File by April 1 for the current tax year.
- Once granted, the exemption normally renews automatically unless ownership, residence or exemption status changes.
After opening the homestead page
- Confirm you owned and occupied the home on January 1.
- Review the exemption information and current filing requirements.
- Open the county’s homestead application form if you are ready to file.
- Contact the assessor at 912-576-3241 if your ownership, military status or property type creates an eligibility question.
Camden County’s local homestead freeze
Camden County has a local homestead exemption freeze created through SB496. The county describes it as an exemption equal to the difference between the assessor’s fair market value and the qualifying base-year value.
The local freeze applies to the primary residence and no more than five acres immediately surrounding the home. New improvements made after January 1 are added to the base-year value for the following tax year.
Assessment appeal
If the Board of Assessors changes a property value, the county states that the taxpayer has 45 days from the date of the assessment notice to file an appeal with the Board of Tax Assessors.
Open Camden GA Assessor FormsIf you need the appeal form
- Open the Tax Assessor Forms page.
- Select the Appeal Form.
- Use the date on your assessment notice to calculate your filing window.
- Do not wait for the property-tax bill if the assessment notice has already started the 45-day appeal period.
- Call 912-576-3241 if you need confirmation of the filing process.
NJ Property Search: County Data Hub + Municipal Assessor
New Jersey organizes property assessment differently from Georgia. Camden County provides countywide search, mapping and appeal resources through its Board of Taxation, but the individual municipal assessor administers the assessment for property inside that municipality.
Property Assessment Data Search Hub
The county-linked database supports searches and filters including municipality, owner, block/lot/qualifier, property class, sales date, sales price, building square footage and year built.
Open Camden NJ Property SearchAfter opening the Search Hub
- Select the correct municipality first when possible.
- Search by owner or property information.
- Use block, lot and qualifier when you have them.
- Open the matching assessment record.
- Verify important details with the municipal assessor before relying on the record for an appeal or legal transaction.
Name or Address Change
The Camden County Board of Taxation directs property owners to make assessment-record name and address changes by written request through the appropriate municipal assessor’s office.
Find Your Municipal AssessorCamden County NJ Map Search by Address, Owner, Block/Lot or PIN
The county-linked parcel viewer has more search options than a basic street map. It supports address, block/lot, owner, PIN and street searches, and can generate property-card and nearby-property information.
Address Search
Useful when you know the street location but not the block and lot.
Block / Lot Search
Useful for New Jersey tax and assessment records that identify property by municipality, block, lot and qualifier.
200-Foot List
The map can generate a nearby-property list around a selected parcel, a useful feature for certain notice and land-use research tasks.
After opening the county map
- Choose address, block/lot, owner, PIN or street search.
- Select the correct parcel from the results.
- Confirm the municipality and block/lot before generating a report.
- Use Property Card when you need a parcel report.
- Use the 200-foot tool only when that radius is relevant to your task.
Who Collects Camden County NJ Property Taxes?
There is no single Camden County-wide payment office for ordinary municipal property-tax bills. Payments are handled by the tax collector for the municipality where the property is located.
| NJ Task | Correct Resource | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment value | Municipal Tax Assessor | Camden City Office of Assessments for property inside Camden City. |
| Countywide assessment search | Camden County Board of Taxation Search Hub | Owner, municipality, block/lot and sales research. |
| Property-tax bill/payment | Municipal Tax Collector | City of Camden Revenue Collections for property inside Camden City. |
| Assessment appeal | Camden County Board of Taxation | County tax-board petition or online appeal filing. |
If the property is in Camden City
The City of Camden Office of Assessments is located at City Hall, 520 Market Street, Room 329. The city’s Bureau of Revenue Collections is in Room 117 and handles municipal property-tax billing and collection.
If you need to pay a Camden City property tax bill
- Confirm the parcel is inside the City of Camden.
- Open the Revenue Collections page.
- Use the Tax Account Info/Payments route provided by the city.
- Confirm the account and balance before paying.
- If a current bill is still being processed, follow the city’s posted billing notice or contact Revenue Collections.
Georgia vs. New Jersey Assessment Appeals: The Deadlines Are Completely Different
| Jurisdiction | Normal Appeal Timing | Important Local Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Camden County, GA | 45 days from the assessment notice | File through the Camden County Board of Tax Assessors. |
| Camden County, NJ — 2027 regular appeal | Applications begin February 1, 2027; regular deadline April 1, 2027 at 4:00 PM | The petition must be received or filed online by the deadline, not merely postmarked. |
| NJ revaluation / reassessment municipalities | 2027 deadline is Monday, May 3, 2027 at 4:00 PM | The extension currently applies to completed revaluation/reassessment districts for the new tax list. |
| NJ 2026 added/omitted assessment | December 1, 2026 at 4:00 PM, or the later statutory filing period when applicable | Use the added/omitted appeal process, not the regular assessment petition. |
2027 Camden County NJ revaluation/reassessment watch
The Board of Taxation currently identifies Magnolia as undergoing a revaluation and Runnemede, Waterford and Woodlynne as undergoing reassessments for the 2027 tax list. Final Notices of Assessment are scheduled to be mailed by February 1, 2027.
NJ appeal filing fees
| Assessed Valuation / Appeal | Published Filing Fee |
|---|---|
| Less than $150,000 | $5 |
| $150,000 to less than $500,000 | $25 |
| $500,000 to less than $1,000,000 | $100 |
| $1,000,000 or more | $150 |
| Classification appeal | $25 |
The county states that certain appeals involving denied veteran, senior or disabled-person deductions do not require the ordinary valuation filing fee.
Evidence deadline in New Jersey
Comparable-sales evidence must reach the Board of Taxation, the municipal assessor and the municipal clerk at least seven days before the hearing. Evidence first presented at the hearing can be excluded.
Before filing a New Jersey appeal
- Confirm the municipality and assessment being challenged.
- Read the deadline that applies to that tax year and municipality.
- Research actual comparable sales rather than comparing only assessments.
- Check the filing fee for the assessed value.
- File through the county’s online appeal system or approved paper process.
- Deliver evidence to all required recipients at least seven days before the hearing.
Camden County Property Assessment Offices
Camden County Board of Tax Assessors — Georgia
Chief Appraiser: Brian Bishop
200 East 4th Street
Woodbine, GA 31569
Phone: 912-576-3241
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Mail: P.O. Box 939, Woodbine, GA 31569
Camden County Board of Taxation — New Jersey
Tax Administrator: Diane R. Hesley, CTA
509 Lakeland Road
Blackwood, NJ 08012
Phone: 856-225-5238
Public Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM
City of Camden, NJ assessment office
If you specifically mean property inside Camden City, the Office of Assessments is at 520 Market Street, City Hall, Room 329, Camden, NJ 08102. The current city page lists Abrina Carson, CTA as Tax Assessor.
Open Camden City Office of AssessmentsCamden County Property Appraiser FAQs
1. Is there one official Camden County Property Appraiser website?
No. The search term can refer to Camden County, Georgia or Camden County, New Jersey. Georgia uses the Camden County Board of Tax Assessors. New Jersey uses municipal tax assessors plus the Camden County Board of Taxation.
2. Where do I search Camden County Georgia property records?
Use the Camden County Board of Tax Assessors portal at CamdenCountyMaps.com. Its official portal links to qPublic property search, sales search, mapping and a tax estimator.
3. Where do I search Camden County New Jersey property assessments?
Use the Property Assessment Data Search Hub linked by the Camden County Board of Taxation. It supports municipality, owner, block/lot/qualifier, property-class, sales and other filters.
4. Can I search Camden County NJ property by block and lot?
Yes. The county mapping system supports block/lot searches, and the assessment-data hub includes a B.L.Q. filter for block, lot and qualifier information.
5. Who handles Camden County GA property-tax payments?
The Camden County Tax Commissioner handles tax bills and payments. The Board of Tax Assessors establishes property values but does not collect the property-tax bill.
6. Who collects property taxes in Camden County NJ?
The tax collector for the individual municipality handles the bill. For example, property inside Camden City is billed and collected through the City of Camden Bureau of Revenue Collections.
7. When is the Camden County GA homestead exemption deadline?
Applications may be filed during the year, but a homestead application must be filed by April 1 to apply to that tax year. The owner must own and occupy the property as the legal residence as of January 1.
8. How long do I have to appeal a Camden County GA assessment?
Camden County states that property owners have 45 days from the date of the assessment notice to file an appeal with the Board of Tax Assessors.
9. What is the Camden County NJ property-assessment appeal deadline?
For 2027 regular appeals, the county lists April 1, 2027 at 4:00 PM as the standard deadline. Properties in completed revaluation or reassessment districts have a 2027 deadline of May 3, 2027 at 4:00 PM because May 1 falls on a weekend.
10. What if I mean property inside the City of Camden, New Jersey?
Use the City of Camden Office of Assessments for assessment questions, the Camden County assessment search or map for countywide property research, and the City Bureau of Revenue Collections for the municipal property-tax bill and payment.
Primary Government Resources Used for This Camden County Guide
- Camden County GA Tax Assessor
- Camden County GA Board of Tax Assessors Property Portal
- Camden County GA Property Tax Division
- Camden County GA Homestead Exemption
- Camden County NJ Board of Taxation
- Camden County NJ Property Assessment Data Search Hub
- Camden County NJ Property Mapping
- Camden County NJ Municipal Assessors & Tax Collectors
- City of Camden NJ Office of Assessments
- City of Camden NJ Revenue Collections
Editorial review: September 2026. Appeal windows, tax-bill dates, office hours, assessor assignments, revaluation schedules and online portals can change. Confirm time-sensitive filings and payments with the responsible official office before submitting them.