Rehabilitation Services Division

The Maryland Department of Assessments & Taxation administers and enforces the property assessment and property tax laws of the state. It uniformly appraises all taxable properties at market value, certifies property values to local governments and offers various programs of property tax relief and business services. The department operates a taxpayer services division that offers several property tax credit programs for homeowners and renters, as well as oversees the annual reassessment of railroads and public utilities. The Maryland Department of Assessments & Taxation also has an information technology division that is responsible for producing and maintaining the department's computer information systems, including local area networks and personal computers. Additionally, it provides online services related to real property and business database search. The Maryland Department of Assessments & Taxation maintains its headquarters in Baltimore.

The Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS) in Maryland is dedicated to assisting individuals with disabilities in achieving employment and living independently. As a branch of the Maryland State Department of Education, DORS offers a variety of services, including vocational rehabilitation, assistive technology, and support for various disabilities. DORS commemorates significant milestones in disability advocacy, such as the 35th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which champions the civil rights of people with disabilities. With funding primarily sourced from federal grants, DORS continues to provide critical resources and support to job seekers, businesses, and community partners throughout the state. Generated from the website