2025 Property Tax Mill Rate
Property Tax Information
2025 Mill Rate: Oregon School District $12.71 per $1,000 value (2024 Mill Rate $18.67 per $1,000)
2025 Mill Rate: Belleville School District $12.30 per $1,000 of value (2024 Mill Rate $16.88 per $1,000)
2025 Town Mill Rate: $1.82 per $1,000
2025 Lottery Credit: $250.83 Oregon School District OR $244.51 Belleville School District
2025 First Dollar Credit: $83.61 Oregon School District OR $81.50 Belleville School District
2025 Garbage and Recyling Assessment: $176.44
2025 Private Septic Assessment: $12.00 Additional information available here https://publichealthmdc.com/home-environment/private-wells-septic-systems
Receiving Property Tax Bill
2025 Tax bills will be mailed by December 15, 2025. You may then view your property tax bill online at Access Dane
Tax bills are mailed to property owners. It is the responsibility of property owners to notify mortgage holders of tax amounts for payments from escrow accounts.
Print a Tax Receipt
How to Print a Tax Receipt (PDF)
Property tax receipts are available the day after your payment is processed via the Access Dane website. Previous year property tax payments are also available.
Don't see your payment on Access Dane? Email sgoth@townoforegonwi.gov
Change Name on Tax Bill
Dane County Treasurer's Office
Change Mailing Address on Tax Bill
Please email Stephanie Goth sgoth@townoforegonwi.gov if you would like the mailing address of your property tax bill to be changed.
Lottery Credits
To qualify for a lottery credit you must have owned your home and it must have been your primary residence as of January 1, 2025. If your home was newly built and completed after January 1, 2025, your tax bill does not qualify for a lottery credit in 2025. Forms can be found on the Department of Revenue website. For more information regarding the Lottery Credit please see the Department of Revenue website.
First Dollar Credit
Every taxable parcel in the State of Wisconsin qualifies for the First Dollar Credit provided that parcel contains real property improvement. This includes business, commercial and private property. Unlike the Lottery and Gaming Credit, the property does not need to be the primary residence of the owner. This credit should be automatically applied to all qualifying properties. For more information regarding the First Dollar Credit please see the Department of Revenue website.
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) would like to provide the following information due to the increased number of inquiries related to property tax pre-payments. Under state law (sec. 74.13, Wis. Stats.), general property taxes, special assessments, special charges and special taxes may be paid in advance of the levy during the period from August 1 until the third Monday in December each year. Pre-payment of 2025 taxes may begin August 1, 2025.