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Each county’s page holds its bill, its values, what goes unpaid, its schools and its levies.
Shaded by what homes are billed per $1,000 of taxable value — the whole bill, every levy on it, after the state’s rollback credits.
- under $34 21 counties
- $34–38 29 counties
- $38–44 20 counties
- $44 and over 18 counties
Compare all 88 counties Bill, rate, schools’ share, voted share and when values last reset, side by side.
All 88, in a list
| County sorted ascending, activate to sort descending | Billed activate to sort by Billed | per $1,000 activate to sort by per $1,000 | % of value activate to sort by % of value | Rank activate to sort by Rank | To schools activate to sort by To schools | Voted, not inside activate to sort by Voted, not inside | Values reset activate to sort by Values reset |
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| Adams | $20M | $32.90 | 1.15% | 76 | 63% | 75% | 2025 · +36% |
| Allen | $88M | $39.06 | 1.37% | 33 | 64% | 78% | 2024 · +28% |
| Ashland | $47M | $34.91 | 1.22% | 59 | 59% | 76% | 2023 · +38% |
| Ashtabula | $91M | $43.19 | 1.51% | 20 | 48% | 80% | 2023 · +33% |
| Athens | $51M | $50.17 | 1.76% | 9 | 49% | 84% | 2023 · +20% |
| Auglaize | $47M | $34.27 | 1.20% | 65 | 65% | 76% | 2023 · +26% |
| Belmont | $50M | $35.36 | 1.24% | 55 | 54% | 76% | 2024 · +19% |
| Brown | $38M | $30.69 | 1.07% | 84 | 63% | 72% | 2024 · +37% |
| Butler | $426M | $41.08 | 1.44% | 27 | 61% | 81% | 2023 · +39% |
| Carroll | $33M | $33.28 | 1.16% | 73 | 65% | 74% | 2025 · +36% |
| Champaign | $47M | $34.63 | 1.21% | 62 | 61% | 76% | 2025 · +37% |
| Clark | $138M | $42.32 | 1.48% | 24 | 63% | 81% | 2025 · +32% |
| Clermont | $265M | $45.29 | 1.59% | 18 | 58% | 82% | 2023 · +37% |
| Clinton | $40M | $33.17 | 1.16% | 74 | 56% | 77% | 2023 · +35% |
| Columbiana | $77M | $34.39 | 1.20% | 64 | 65% | 80% | 2025 · +21% |
| Coshocton | $31M | $38.12 | 1.33% | 37 | 56% | 77% | 2024 · +30% |
| Crawford | $36M | $36.79 | 1.29% | 47 | 62% | 77% | 2024 · +42% |
| Cuyahoga | $1.99B | $61.33 | 2.15% | 2 | 57% | 86% | 2024 · +32% |
| Darke | $51M | $33.65 | 1.18% | 70 | 62% | 75% | 2023 · +26% |
| Defiance | $35M | $36.24 | 1.27% | 49 | 62% | 76% | 2023 · +29% |
| Delaware | $613M | $51.00 | 1.79% | 8 | 69% | 86% | 2023 · +38% |
| Erie | $93M | $38.10 | 1.33% | 38 | 63% | 83% | 2024 · +29% |
| Fairfield | $256M | $39.75 | 1.39% | 30 | 57% | 78% | 2025 · +30% |
| Fayette | $35M | $38.81 | 1.36% | 35 | 67% | 78% | 2024 · +39% |
| Franklin | $1.98B | $52.94 | 1.85% | 7 | 63% | 86% | 2023 · +43% |
| Fulton | $51M | $42.87 | 1.50% | 21 | 57% | 80% | 2023 · +29% |
| Gallia | $17M | $32.94 | 1.15% | 75 | 66% | 75% | 2023 · +16% |
| Geauga | $194M | $47.25 | 1.65% | 12 | 54% | 82% | 2023 · +31% |
| Greene | $279M | $54.71 | 1.91% | 5 | 57% | 85% | 2023 · +30% |
| Guernsey | $36M | $41.39 | 1.45% | 26 | 52% | 79% | 2024 · +23% |
| Hamilton | $1.21B | $56.63 | 1.98% | 4 | 56% | 85% | 2023 · +33% |
| Hancock | $77M | $31.79 | 1.11% | 81 | 69% | 73% | 2025 · +22% |
| Hardin | $28M | $37.53 | 1.31% | 45 | 56% | 78% | 2023 · +25% |
| Harrison | $13M | $37.14 | 1.30% | 46 | 53% | 78% | 2023 · +33% |
| Henry | $33M | $39.71 | 1.39% | 31 | 62% | 79% | 2023 · +19% |
| Highland | $36M | $31.80 | 1.11% | 80 | 60% | 76% | 2024 · +31% |
| Hocking | $38M | $34.18 | 1.20% | 66 | 63% | 78% | 2025 · +38% |
| Holmes | $52M | $33.73 | 1.18% | 69 | 59% | 74% | 2025 · +26% |
| Huron | $54M | $37.68 | 1.32% | 42 | 59% | 77% | 2024 · +28% |
| Jackson | $21M | $34.97 | 1.22% | 58 | 54% | 76% | 2023 · +27% |
| Jefferson | $42M | $37.95 | 1.33% | 39 | 57% | 77% | 2024 · +25% |
| Knox | $79M | $39.00 | 1.37% | 34 | 59% | 78% | 2023 · +39% |
| Lake | $361M | $47.61 | 1.67% | 11 | 58% | 84% | 2024 · +29% |
| Lawrence | $33M | $28.32 | 0.99% | 88 | 65% | 72% | 2025 · +22% |
| Licking | $257M | $41.90 | 1.47% | 25 | 59% | 80% | 2023 · +37% |
| Logan | $63M | $34.44 | 1.21% | 63 | 65% | 77% | 2025 · +26% |
| Lorain | $448M | $46.57 | 1.63% | 15 | 62% | 82% | 2024 · +31% |
| Lucas | $493M | $58.07 | 2.03% | 3 | 53% | 86% | 2024 · +30% |
| Madison | $56M | $37.60 | 1.32% | 44 | 55% | 77% | 2023 · +32% |
| Mahoning | $219M | $45.60 | 1.60% | 16 | 54% | 81% | 2023 · +39% |
| Marion | $54M | $36.03 | 1.26% | 50 | 59% | 78% | 2025 · +28% |
| Medina | $319M | $40.82 | 1.43% | 28 | 66% | 79% | 2025 · +23% |
| Meigs | $14M | $32.31 | 1.13% | 78 | 56% | 73% | 2025 · +20% |
| Mercer | $56M | $35.80 | 1.25% | 52 | 69% | 76% | 2023 · +37% |
| Miami | $124M | $35.63 | 1.25% | 53 | 66% | 79% | 2025 · +28% |
| Monroe | $12M | $28.65 | 1.00% | 87 | 66% | 70% | 2025 · +16% |
| Montgomery | $693M | $62.40 | 2.18% | 1 | 55% | 87% | 2023 · +35% |
| Morgan | $11M | $31.84 | 1.11% | 79 | 61% | 73% | 2024 · +30% |
| Morrow | $46M | $37.83 | 1.32% | 40 | 55% | 78% | 2023 · +41% |
| Muskingum | $73M | $34.66 | 1.21% | 61 | 59% | 76% | 2024 · +37% |
| Noble | $9M | $29.28 | 1.02% | 86 | 65% | 70% | 2023 · +18% |
| Ottawa | $94M | $35.29 | 1.24% | 56 | 60% | 77% | 2024 · +34% |
| Paulding | $21M | $33.75 | 1.18% | 68 | 56% | 75% | 2025 · +30% |
| Perry | $31M | $37.83 | 1.32% | 41 | 53% | 77% | 2023 · +34% |
| Pickaway | $65M | $35.49 | 1.24% | 54 | 63% | 76% | 2023 · +37% |
| Pike | $17M | $33.57 | 1.17% | 71 | 53% | 74% | 2023 · +26% |
| Portage | $205M | $42.72 | 1.50% | 22 | 63% | 80% | 2024 · +34% |
| Preble | $40M | $34.89 | 1.22% | 60 | 58% | 77% | 2023 · +29% |
| Putnam | $37M | $31.66 | 1.11% | 82 | 60% | 73% | 2023 · +32% |
| Richland | $108M | $45.40 | 1.59% | 17 | 60% | 82% | 2023 · +30% |
| Ross | $59M | $32.65 | 1.14% | 77 | 60% | 79% | 2025 · +30% |
| Sandusky | $54M | $37.64 | 1.32% | 43 | 60% | 77% | 2024 · +25% |
| Scioto | $50M | $39.86 | 1.40% | 29 | 49% | 78% | 2025 · +27% |
| Seneca | $46M | $35.92 | 1.26% | 51 | 61% | 76% | 2023 · +31% |
| Shelby | $47M | $33.52 | 1.17% | 72 | 66% | 74% | 2023 · +32% |
| Stark | $430M | $43.63 | 1.53% | 19 | 59% | 80% | 2024 · +31% |
| Summit | $779M | $54.55 | 1.91% | 6 | 61% | 86% | 2023 · +32% |
| Trumbull | $178M | $47.00 | 1.64% | 13 | 58% | 81% | 2023 · +36% |
| Tuscarawas | $93M | $36.46 | 1.28% | 48 | 67% | 77% | 2025 · +29% |
| Union | $150M | $46.65 | 1.63% | 14 | 66% | 82% | 2025 · +35% |
| Van Wert | $26M | $30.91 | 1.08% | 83 | 67% | 74% | 2023 · +35% |
| Vinton | $10M | $34.15 | 1.20% | 67 | 49% | 75% | 2024 · +36% |
| Warren | $444M | $42.55 | 1.49% | 23 | 67% | 80% | 2024 · +29% |
| Washington | $56M | $35.22 | 1.23% | 57 | 67% | 75% | 2025 · +26% |
| Wayne | $119M | $38.41 | 1.34% | 36 | 63% | 78% | 2023 · +37% |
| Williams | $38M | $39.11 | 1.37% | 32 | 66% | 79% | 2024 · +29% |
| Wood | $169M | $48.26 | 1.69% | 10 | 58% | 82% | 2023 · +26% |
| Wyandot | $21M | $30.15 | 1.06% | 85 | 65% | 73% | 2025 · +25% |
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How these are counted
Each taxing district’s certified taxable value for homes and farmland, times its certified net rate, added up by county — which is how a bill is computed, and which reconciles to the state’s own county totals within about one percent. Commercial and industrial property is rated separately, and we hold no rates for it, so nothing here claims to be everyone’s bill. The rates are net of the 10% and 2.5% rollbacks the state pays on older levies; the homestead exemption comes off after this. Taxable value is 35% of what the county appraised.
Voted levies are everything a ballot approved, in any year; inside millage is the up-to-ten mills a government may levy without a vote, and it is the part House Bill 920 does not hold down. Why a bill rises when a value does explains the rest.