The County Clerk is the liaison between the County Assessor, who determines the value of your personal and real property, and the Collector of Revenue, who sends out the tax bills. It is the Clerk's responsibility to keep track of the tax rates levied by all of the county's political subdivisions (school districts, cities, fire districts, etc). The Clerk also serves as the secretary to the Board of Equalization, to which taxpayers can appeal their property assessments.