Revenue Commissioner

coosa county al revenue commissionerWelcome to the Coosa County Revenue Commissioner's web page.  Here you will find information about our office and descriptions of our duties, plus our office address, telephone numbers, and email address.  Please feel free to contact us if we can be of service to you. I encourage you to visit my office at anytime during the year to discuss matters of concern relating to parcel maps, land descriptions, assessment values, homestead exemptions or manufactured home registration.  My office staff will provide the highest level of service to each person who seeks our assistance.

Debra Lamberth
Revenue Commissioner

Coosa County Courthouse
9709 US Hwy 231
PO Box 7
Rockford AL 35136
Phone: 256-377-4916
Fax: 256-377-1469
Email: debralamberth13@gmail.com
Business Hours: M-F 8:00am - 4:00pm

Duties and Responsibilities

The Revenue Commissioner is required to annually locate, class and assess all taxable property within the County, and is responsible for setting fair, uniform and accurate values for each parcel of real and personal property as defined by the Code of Alabama, Title 40.  The Revenue Commissioner is also charged to maintain current ownership maps of the county based on the most recent recorded documents of conveyance.

In addition, the Commissioner and staff work daily with all types of agencies, both local and national, to furnish information for proper identification of each ownership.  Maintaining the integrity of the Commissioner's records and supplying data upon request is treated with the highest priority.

The Revenue Commissioner lists and places a value on all real estate within the county and also on personal property (which includes such items as machinery, office equipment, etc.).  These values are used to establish assessments from which annual taxes are generated. The Commissioner also helps homeowners file for homestead exemptions based on their current status. Different exemptions may be applied once qualifying applications and documentation are provided by the property owner to the Commissioner.

Once all assessments and exemptions are in place, the Revenue Commissioner is responsible for the collection of taxes on real property, personal property and manufactured homes. Tax notices are mailed to each taxpaper via United States Postal Service and become due each October 1.

After January 1 of each year when taxes become delinquent, the Revenue Commissioner must advertise unpaid tax accounts and hold a tax sale once each year to satisfy the collection of property taxes due.  Accurate records must be kept all times, since this office in involved in the collection of taxes that fund a variety of government services.