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Welcome to the
Lonoke County Assessor's website
Donna Pedersen
Lonoke County Assessor
We hope you find it a useful resource for practical information about property values and the assessment process. Every Citizen of Lonoke County matters and deserves the best possible service from our office and through our website. Thank you for taking the time to visit our site.
You can contact the Assessor Donna Pedersen or one of her office staff at the following locations:
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- 212 N Center St Lonoke: (501) 676-6938
- 1604 S Pine St Suite E Cabot: (501) 424-4242
The hours of operation at both locations are Monday through Friday 8:00 am till 4:30 pm with the exception of Lonoke County Holidays.
The office of the Assessor has the following responsibilities
to the Citizens of Lonoke County:
1. Locate all taxable property in the county and indentify ownership.
2. To establish a taxable value for all real and personal properties subject to taxation.
3. To complete an assessment roll showing the assessed values of all real and personal properties.
4. To apply all legal exemptions and Amendment 79 Homestead Act where applicable.
State law mandates that all real and personal properties are subject to taxation unless otherwise exempted. Your property taxes support necessary services provided to the residents of Lonoke County including law enforcement, fire protection, education, libraries and other vital services.
About Lonoke County
Lonoke County was established from its parent counties Prairie and Pulaski on April 16th, 1873. It received its unique name from a “lone oak” tree used by railroad surveyor George Rumbough to establish a landmark in the area.
Lonoke county has a long history reaching back all the way to the Lousiana Purchase and beyond. If you would like to know more about Lonoke or Arkansas in general, please visit the Encyclopedia of Arkansas.