Download Assessment Roll and GIS Data

The Department of Revenue publishes assessment rolls in compliance with chapter 119, Florida Statutes. The files publicly available through the Department and county property appraisers do not contain confidential records, such as social security numbers and the records of property owners exempt from public records disclosure under section 119.071, Florida Statutes​. For more information on the program’s confidential and exempt data management, please read the Department of Revenue’s Open Government Bill of Rights page.​​

Property appraisers submit three types of assessment roll files to Property Tax Oversight (PTO) throughout the year. These three types are the real property roll (Name – Address – Legal, or NAL), the Sale Data File (SDF), and the tangible personal property roll (Name – Address – Property, or NAP). Property appraisers electronically submit their rolls on the following schedule:​


  • July 1 – Preliminary assessment rolls (NAL, NAP, and SDF)
  • October – Initial final assessment rolls (NAL, NAP, and SDF)
  • After final certification – Final assessment rolls that incorporate all changes the value adjustment board made (NAL, NAP, and SDF)

Property Tax Oversight reviews, accepts, and publishes the rolls, which can take up to a month. Only the most current version of each roll type is posted on our website. Data from previous years or prior rolls from the current year are available by request. More information about the assessment rolls is available in the User's Guide for Department Property Tax Data Files.​

GIS shapefiles (which contain parcel-level mapping data) are also available for download. PTO annually receives map data by April 1 and publishes the files after review and approval. Unlike the assessment rolls, GIS files for multiple years are available on our website for immediate download.​