If you have questions about property assessments, tax roll data, exemptions, or filing tangible personal property in Franklin County, we’re here to help. While this is an independent, non-governmental informational website, our goal is to guide you with accurate, easy-to-understand content and helpful resources. Use the information below to reach out to us with general inquiries—or, if your question involves official records or legal filings, we’ll direct you to the appropriate Franklin County Property Appraiser office.
How to Contact Franklin County Property Appraiser
Getting in touch with the correct source for property-related inquiries is essential for timely and accurate assistance. Whether you need help understanding your property assessment, filing Tangible Personal Property returns, or exploring exemption options, there are several ways to connect. Below are the main contact methods for both this informational resource and the official Franklin County Property Appraiser’s Office:
Email Support
For general questions, support with website tools, or guidance on tax-related topics, email is a convenient option. If your inquiry involves official records or government filings, it’s best to email the Franklin County Property Appraiser directly using the contact information on their official site.
Phone Support
Phone support is ideal for direct, immediate assistance. Contacting the Property Appraiser’s office by phone allows you to speak with staff who can help with specific property information. Be prepared to provide identifying details such as a parcel number, property address, or owner name for faster service.
Office Address (Main Location)
If you prefer to speak with someone in person or need to submit paperwork, you can visit the FCPA’s main office. Always check office hours and appointment requirements before visiting.
Official Address:
Franklin County Property Appraiser
[Insert Street Address]
Apalachicola, FL [Insert ZIP Code]
Online Contact Form
If you’re reaching out through this educational website for non-urgent feedback, corrections, or general support, you may use the online contact form provided on our contact page. For official matters such as property tax values, exemption applications, or filings, we recommend using the online contact form found on the official Franklin County Property Appraiser website.
Tip: To ensure the most accurate and up-to-date assistance, always cross-reference with the official Franklin County government site.
Visit Our Office
Visiting the Franklin County Property Appraiser’s office in person is an effective way to get assistance with complex property matters, submit documentation, or speak directly with knowledgeable staff. Whether you’re delivering Tangible Personal Property forms, discussing a property assessment, or seeking clarification about exemptions, knowing where and when to go is essential.
Franklin County Courthouse (Main Office)
The Property Appraiser’s main office is located inside the Franklin County Courthouse in Apalachicola. This location handles most walk-in inquiries, form submissions, and appointments related to real property and tangible personal property assessments.
Physical Address:
Franklin County Property Appraiser
Franklin County Courthouse
33 Market Street, Suite 201
Apalachicola, FL 32320
Note: Parking is typically available near the courthouse. Make sure to bring a valid ID and any relevant documents related to your property inquiry.
Mailing Address for Property Documents
If you need to mail completed forms, exemption applications, or supporting materials, be sure to send them to the correct mailing address.
Mailing Address:
Franklin County Property Appraiser
P.O. Box 307
Apalachicola, FL 32329
Always use certified mail or a trackable method when submitting official property documents to ensure timely delivery and receipt confirmation.
Office Hours and Holidays
The office operates during regular business hours on weekdays. It is closed on weekends and all county-observed holidays.
Standard Office Hours:
Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Closed: Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays
Tip: During peak tax periods (January–April), it’s wise to call ahead or schedule an appointment due to increased visitor volume. For updated office hours and holiday closures, check the official Franklin County Property Appraiser website.
Common Reasons to Contact Us
The Franklin County Property Appraiser’s office serves as a vital resource for property owners, businesses, and residents seeking accurate and up-to-date property information. Whether you’re a new homeowner, business owner, or simply trying to understand your annual tax notice, here are some of the most common reasons people reach out for assistance:
Questions About Property Assessments
If you have questions about how your property was valued, need clarification on appraisal methods, or believe an error has occurred, the Property Appraiser’s office can help review your assessment and provide detailed explanations.
Filing for Homestead or Other Exemptions
The office assists with filing applications for the Homestead Exemption, Senior Exemption, Veteran Exemption, and other property tax relief programs. Staff can explain eligibility criteria and ensure your documents are submitted correctly and on time.
Reporting Property Ownership Changes
Ownership updates due to a sale, inheritance, marriage, or divorce must be reported to ensure the property record remains accurate. The office can guide you through the proper forms and required documentation.
Accessing Tangible Personal Property Info
Business owners and individuals responsible for Tangible Personal Property (TPP) tax filings can contact the office for help with filing requirements, deadlines, asset classification, and available exemptions.