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San Bernardino County’s 2026 Assessment Roll Reaches $376.9B

Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk Josie Gonzales has officially signed and delivered the 2026 annual assessment roll.  The 2026 San Bernardino County Assessment Roll encompasses 905,255 parcels with a total assessed value of $376.9 billion.

“San Bernardino County continues to demonstrate strong and steady growth,” said Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk Josie Gonzales. “Through our National Association of Counties Award-winning program, From Confusion to Clarity: Revolutionizing Property Tax Outreach, my office is committed to connecting property owners with valuable property tax-saving programs and the information they need to access them.”

The annual assessment roll reflects the total gross assessed value of locally assessed real, business, and personal property as of the January 1 lien date. State law requires county assessors to identify, inventory, and assess all taxable property while applying all eligible exemptions and exclusions.

2026 San Bernardino County Assessment Roll Highlights:

  • Total assessed value: $376,926,409,190
  • Homeowner’s Exemption: 219,368 homeowners received the exemption, resulting in more than $15.3 million in property tax savings.
  • Disabled Veteran’s Exemption: 7,628 disabled veterans qualified, receiving over $13 million in property tax savings.
  • Welfare institutions: 2,758 institutions (schools, churches, museums, and non-profits) received over $58.6 million in tax relief.
  • Community Assistance: This year, the Assessor’s Office identified communities whose property values were negatively impacted by the December Storms of 2025 and applied appropriate reductions.

In accordance with Proposition 13, real property is assessed at the lower of its current market value or its adjusted base year value, which may increase by no more than 2% annually unless ownership changes or new construction occurs.

Residents can learn more by visiting arc.sbcounty.gov/property-tax-savings/.

Assessed values are not intended to predict future market trends. Property owners may learn more about property assessments by visiting arc.sbcounty.gov or by calling 1-877-885-7654 for assistance.

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