Ohio Property Tax Rates by County (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates across 88 Ohio counties. Homeowners who believe their property is over-assessed can complaint their assessment. The deadline to complaint is March 31.

Effective Tax Rate

1.00%

Lower than the national median of 1.02%

Median Home Value

$173,050

Median Annual Tax Bill

$1,856

How Are Property Taxes Calculated in Ohio?

Property taxes in Ohio are based on the assessed value of your property multiplied by local tax rates set by school districts, municipalities, and other taxing authorities. The median effective tax rate across Ohio counties is 1.00%, which is below the national median of 1.02%.

If you believe your property's assessed value is too high, you have the right to complaint the assessment.

All 88 Ohio Counties

CountyEff. Tax RateMedian Home ValueMedian Annual Tax Bill
Adams County →0.83%$157,500$1,303
Allen County →1.13%$158,400$1,782
Ashland County →1.02%$175,900$1,787
Ashtabula County →1.26%$149,600$1,890
Athens County →1.20%$173,800$2,094
Auglaize County →0.96%$182,000$1,756
Belmont County →0.99%$143,000$1,420
Brown County →0.83%$181,100$1,497
Butler County →1.24%$243,000$3,010
Carroll County →0.97%$174,500$1,688
Champaign County →1.04%$186,300$1,938
Clark County →1.25%$155,900$1,943
Clermont County →1.28%$245,600$3,141
Clinton County →0.94%$192,800$1,816
Columbiana County →1.07%$139,100$1,488
Coshocton County →0.97%$142,300$1,378
Crawford County →1.22%$123,600$1,509
Cuyahoga County →2.08%$183,200$3,819
Darke County →0.93%$169,100$1,572
Defiance County →1.12%$150,900$1,686
Delaware County →1.64%$419,500$6,896
Erie County →1.27%$183,900$2,330
Fairfield County →1.15%$272,200$3,123
Fayette County →0.96%$162,200$1,561
Franklin County →1.55%$265,700$4,110
Fulton County →1.33%$176,000$2,348
Gallia County →1.00%$135,000$1,351
Geauga County →1.49%$305,100$4,533
Greene County →1.69%$238,000$4,021
Guernsey County →1.01%$154,100$1,561
Hamilton County →1.53%$225,700$3,461
Hancock County →1.00%$196,500$1,966
Hardin County →1.12%$134,800$1,513
Harrison County →1.04%$118,000$1,226
Henry County →1.18%$166,000$1,954
Highland County →0.94%$157,000$1,475
Hocking County →1.01%$172,300$1,748
Holmes County →1.11%$251,800$2,802
Huron County →1.05%$158,900$1,664
Jackson County →0.95%$140,400$1,339
Jefferson County →1.01%$120,600$1,220
Knox County →1.07%$218,300$2,345
Lake County →1.70%$199,900$3,405
Lawrence County →0.88%$135,600$1,193
Licking County →1.26%$250,700$3,150
Logan County →1.05%$186,200$1,947
Lorain County →1.44%$207,200$2,992
Lucas County →1.75%$155,200$2,710
Madison County →1.05%$231,400$2,437
Mahoning County →1.40%$141,100$1,975
Marion County →0.98%$146,200$1,432
Medina County →1.29%$268,000$3,448
Meigs County →0.99%$113,400$1,117
Mercer County →1.08%$208,600$2,249
Miami County →1.01%$209,200$2,106
Monroe County →0.87%$132,000$1,148
Montgomery County →1.78%$167,400$2,975
Morgan County →0.91%$134,200$1,216
Morrow County →1.10%$200,800$2,208
Muskingum County →0.95%$170,100$1,609
Noble County →0.79%$149,300$1,178
Ottawa County →1.09%$200,700$2,181
Paulding County →1.09%$126,800$1,382
Perry County →0.93%$178,300$1,656
Pickaway County →1.03%$235,700$2,438
Pike County →0.85%$148,500$1,269
Portage County →1.30%$210,500$2,728
Preble County →1.08%$171,100$1,841
Putnam County →0.98%$191,600$1,870
Richland County →1.29%$154,000$1,984
Ross County →0.99%$158,500$1,577
Sandusky County →1.06%$152,500$1,621
Scioto County →1.07%$132,300$1,417
Seneca County →1.09%$136,200$1,489
Shelby County →1.01%$190,300$1,919
Stark County →1.32%$177,700$2,342
Summit County →1.54%$195,700$3,018
Trumbull County →1.41%$128,100$1,806
Tuscarawas County →1.08%$176,800$1,910
Union County →1.25%$306,600$3,847
Van Wert County →0.97%$137,300$1,327
Vinton County →1.09%$131,700$1,432
Warren County →1.27%$319,700$4,076
Washington County →0.96%$174,100$1,665
Wayne County →1.20%$204,600$2,457
Williams County →1.16%$140,000$1,624
Wood County →1.36%$214,400$2,911
Wyandot County →0.89%$159,500$1,417

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Key Highlights

Highest Tax Rate

2.08%

Cuyahoga County

Lowest Tax Rate

0.79%

Noble County

Highest Tax Bill

$6,896

Delaware County

Lowest Tax Bill

$1,117

Meigs County

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How to Complaint Your Ohio Property Taxes

Filing a property tax complaint in Ohio is your legal right. Here is the basic process:

  1. Review your annual assessment notice from your local assessor.
  2. File your complaint before the deadline (March 31).
  3. Gather evidence: recent comparable sales, photos of property condition issues, and any independent appraisals.
  4. Attend a hearing or submit your evidence for review.
  5. Receive a decision on your assessed value.

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