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Orland Park property tax appeal 2026: deadline by township

Orland Park is split between 2 Cook County townships, and each has its own 2026 appeal dates. Most homes are in Orland Township (98% of residential parcels) and Palos (3%). Your deadline depends on the township your home is in, not on the city. Orland Park also reaches into a neighboring county; this page covers its Cook County part.

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Orland Park appeal deadlines 2026 by township

TownshipAssessorBoard of Review
Orland Township98% of Orland Park's parcelsopen until Nov 6not announced yet
Palos Township3% of Orland Park's parcelsclosed Jul 17closed Sep 29

Not sure which township your home is in? It is printed on your assessment notice, or type your address in the free check below. Dates: Assessor's calendar and Board of Review dates, checked on October 9, 2026.

Orland Park homes at a glance

Property tax on a typical Orland Park house

Our estimate for the median house in Orland Park: about $9,600 a year (median 2025 assessed value $38,034). An appeal lowers the assessed value, which is one part of that bill; exemptions, the state equalizer and local tax rates are the others.

Our calculation from Cook County open data, not official figures and not your bill: 2025 final assessed value × the 2025 state equalizer × the 2025 tax rate of the home's tax code, minus the homeowner exemption, for 13,358 houses (classes 202–209, 234, 278).

Orland Park homeowners at the Board of Review last year

For tax year 2025, 1,087 Orland Park homeowners filed on their own at the Board of Review for a house, and 523 of them got a lower value.

Private houses, appeals filed without an attorney. Source: Cook County Board of Review open data (Appeal Decision History), our analysis, not official figures. Results for every township.

How to appeal in Orland Park

  1. Find your township. It is on your assessment notice; the free check below shows it from your address.
  2. File with the Cook County Assessor while your township's window is open. Filing is free and online; you don't need to hire anyone.
  3. Board of Review is a second chance. When the Board opens your township, you can file there too, also free.

Step by step: how to appeal · choosing comparables · Assessor or Board of Review.

Questions

Which township is Orland Park in?

Orland Park is split between Orland (98%), Palos (3%) townships, by our count of residential parcels. Your assessment notice shows yours.

What is the Orland Park property tax appeal deadline in 2026?

It depends on the township. Orland Township: Assessor last file date November 6, 2026. Palos Township: Assessor last file date July 17, 2026, Board of Review August 31, 2026 to September 29, 2026.

Do I appeal to the City of Orland Park?

No. Assessment appeals in Cook County go to the Cook County Assessor and then the Board of Review. Filing with either is free.

How much property tax does a typical Orland Park house pay?

Our estimate for the median house is about $9,600 a year, from 2025 assessed values and tax rates in county open data. It is not an official figure; your bill shows your own amount.

About Cook Tax Check

Cook Tax Check is an independent service run by Virix Ltd. We are not the county and not a law firm. Our check of your home against similar homes is free. If it looks worth appealing, our document packet costs $49. Savings Guarantee: no savings? Your next appeal is on us. If the Assessor says no, we prepare your Board of Review appeal for free, and if neither office lowers your value, your appeal package for next tax year is on us (terms). You file yourself, for free, on the county's website — we don't file or represent anyone. See a sample packet.

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Sources

Dates last checked against the Assessor's calendar and the Board of Review's published dates on October 9, 2026. If anything here differs from the county's own pages, the county's pages win.