Pay or Search Clark County Property Taxes

This page helps with property tax tasks in Clark County, Ohio, including finding a tax bill, checking parcel details, estimating taxes, and contacting the right county office.

Use the Clark County Treasurer’s property tax payment service for tax search and payment tasks. Use the Clark County Auditor’s property search when you need parcel, owner, address, sales, land, legal, or residential property details.

Clark County property tax search and payment

The Clark County Treasurer’s online property tax service lets users search and pay property taxes. It supports searches by parcel ID, owner name, or address.

• Parcel ID
• Owner name, entered as last name first name or just last name
• Address, entered with the number first and then the street

When paying more than one property, you can add multiple properties to the cart for a single checkout.

• Go to the Clark County property tax search and payment service.
• Search by parcel ID first if you have it.
• Use owner name or address if you do not have the parcel ID.
• Review the current due and total due fields before adding a property to the cart.

Tip: If a search does not return a result, try the parcel ID or shorten the owner name to the last name only.

Clark County Auditor property search

The Clark County Auditor provides an advanced property search for parcel and real estate information. The search can be useful when you need to confirm property details before reviewing or paying a tax bill.

Use the Clark County Auditor advanced property search to search by a single field or combine multiple property search details.

• Owner name
• Parcel number
• House number, direction, street name, and street type
• Sale date, sale price, buyer name, or seller name
• Tax district, township, school district, neighborhood, or subdivision
• Property class, acreage, legal description, year built, living area, bedrooms, baths, stories, or style

The Auditor site shows data last processed on June 19, 2026, at 9:30:27 AM.

Tax estimator and tax rates

The Clark County Auditor’s tax estimator is for estimating 2025 property taxes due and payable in 2026. It requires a property value and other selections before computing an estimate.

• 2025 appraised value
• Tax district where the property is located
• Property type, including residential/agricultural or commercial/industrial
• Reduction options, including owner occupancy credit and homestead reduction

The Auditor also states that the County Auditor cannot raise or lower property taxes. Tax rates are determined by the budgetary requests of governmental units, as authorized by voters, and computed under state procedures.

2025 tax year due dates and penalties

Clark County lists these dates for 2025 tax year real estate tax and 2026 manufactured home tax payments.

Second-half due dates and some later penalty dates are listed as to be determined.

Tax bills, mailing, and address changes

Clark County tax bills are mailed 20 to 25 days before the due date. Review the entire bill, including the reverse side, and contact the Treasurer’s Office with errors or questions.

Failure to receive a tax bill does not remove the taxpayer’s obligation or mandatory penalties and interest. Wrongfully received tax bills should be returned.

Address changes must be sent in writing by completing the Change of Address Form and submitting it to Pamela Littlejohn, P.O. Box 1305, Springfield, OH 45501-1305.

Mailing note: A P.O. Box is a mailing address, not a walk-in service location.

Payment methods and escrow options

Clark County accepts real estate tax payments by cash, money order, personal check, cashier’s check, credit card, and debit card. A processing fee is assessed for credit or debit card payments.

The Treasurer’s Office also offers a real estate escrow program for monthly installment payments toward current semi-annual real estate taxes. The program requires a real estate escrow agreement with the Treasurer’s Office.

Escrow payments may be made by cash, check, money order, or ACH debit with a financial institution or bank. There is no service charge for using the escrow program.

Mailed property tax payments

Ohio law relies on the postmark date to decide whether a mailed property tax payment is timely. Clark County advises taxpayers mailing payments near a deadline to allow extra mailing time, ask about local postmark procedures, request an in-person hand-stamped postmark, or use another payment method.

Payments postmarked after the due date may be subject to penalties required by law.

Delinquent taxes and payment plans

The Clark County Treasurer offers delinquent payment plans for real estate and manufactured homes under Ohio Revised Code Section 323.31. Contact the Treasurer’s Office to review delinquent payment plan options.

The Clark County Auditor also provides a delinquency report that lists delinquency search results, including parcel number, taxpayer, certified year, vacant status, and amount.

Clark County property tax contacts

Use these contacts for property tax questions, tax bill issues, homestead exemption questions, and office assistance.

• Clark County Treasurer, A.B. Graham Building, 31 North Limestone St., Springfield, OH 45502
  Phone: (937) 521-1832
  Fax: (937) 328-2661
  Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• Clark County Auditor, 31 N Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio 45502
  Phone: (937) 521-1860
  Email: [email protected]
  Office hours: Mon-Fri: 8:00AM - 4:30PM
• Clark County Treasurer mailing address for address changes and escrow forms, Pamela Littlejohn, P.O. Box 1305, Springfield, OH 45501-1305
  Email: [email protected]