Chatham Township in New Jersey has initiated a comprehensive revaluation of all taxable real estate in preparation for the 2027 tax year. The Morris County Board of Taxation and the New Jersey Division of Taxation have mandated this process, which will be carried out by Appraisal Systems, Inc. Inspectors will visit each property to conduct thorough assessments, including measuring and photographing building exteriors and inspecting interiors. These visits will be unannounced and scheduled between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Homeowners not present during the visit will receive a card with a return date and contact information to reschedule. To ensure security, ASI representatives will carry photo identification, and their names are registered with local authorities. The revaluation aims to ensure uniform and equitable property assessments throughout the township, with new property values reflecting estimated market value as of October 1, 2026. Homeowners will be notified by mail about their proposed assessed values and will have the opportunity to contest them if they disagree with the assessments.