State law requires the PVA to physically inspect every property in the county every four years. To accomplish this requirement a quadrennial plan, aka “quad plan”, is created.
Inspections are accomplished in a hybrid fashion:
- Aerially – We typically review each property on our aerials first to determine if the property has changed since the last inspection. If there are characteristics we can’t determine on the aerial we’ll send an inspector to visit the property in-person.
- In-person – One of our inspectors will visit the property driving one of our office vehicles. Our inspectors will introduce themselves before inspecting your property.
The schedule below lists the Paducah city neighborhoods and county tax districts and the year the property will be inspected. The assessment will be recalculated the following year. For example, if a property is inspected in 2025, it will be reassessed in 2026.
2026 Schedule
- Lone Oak
- City neighborhoods of Cherokee, Grove, Jonquilawn & Nolan Drive
2027 Schedule
- Reidland
- City neighborhoods of Littleville, Dollartown, Cornell, Dolly McNutt, Ella Munal, Farley Place, River Park
2028 Schedule
- Concord, West McCracken, Hendron, Melber & Outside fire
- City neighborhoods of Circle Lake, Eaglebrook, Olivet Church, Stinespring, Technology Park, West Park Village, Village Square
2029 Schedule
City neighborhoods of Carson Park, Clayshire, Conrad Heights, Country Club, Cruse Avenue, Deer Lick Place, Downtown, Fairfield, Forest Hills, Fountain Avenue, Frenchtown, Glendale, Guthrie, Heather Hills, Hickory, Jefferson Street, Keiler Park, Kennedy Road, Kolb Park, Lowertown, Mall, Midtown, Northside, Other, Paxton Park, Pines, River Oaks, Rowlandtown, Tennessee, Tilghman, Uppertown, Valley Road, Wallace Park, Walter Jetton, Woodlawn
2030 Schedule
- Lone Oak
- City neighborhoods of Cherokee, Grove, Jonquilawn & Nolan Drive
In addition to quad inspections, we routinely inspect properties in which a permit has been issued and respond to property owner inquiries.