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Welcome to the Warren County, Ohio, Auditor's Website. This page is a result of a philosophy of using technology to provide efficient public service. It has been my personal belief that government exists to provide service and you deserve our best efforts to provide that service.
barney.wright@co.warren.oh.us. hours. Monday - Friday. 7:30AM to 4:30PM. (except Holidays) Auditor Contact Information. Mailing Address. 406 Justice Drive. Lebanon, OH 45036.
Real Estate Department. 513-695-1235. The County Auditor maintains a variety of information on the 91,400 parcels of real estate located in Warren County. Ownership, legal description, property address, building description and building footprint, appraised value and numerous other features and records are available in the Real Estate Department.
The Auditor is charged with viewing and appraising each lot or parcel of real estate at its true value in money (or estimated fair market value) both land and the improvements thereon at least once every six years.
The Homestead Exemption Program. The Homestead Exemption is a real estate tax reduction available to senior citizens, disabled persons, or a surviving spouse that meet the following criteria: During the year in which you first apply you must: Own and occupy your primary place of residence as of January 1.
The Warren County Auditor’s office is dedicated to providing quality customer service while remaining true to its fiscal conservative principals.
Homestead Exemption: Manufactured and mobile homeowners 65 years of age or permanently and totally disabled are eligible for homestead exemption. This program reduces the taxable value of the property, thereby reducing the taxes owed. Applications are available through the Auditor's office.
The Auditor is the paymaster for all county employees. He/she also distributes motor vehicle license fees, gasoline taxes, estate taxes, fines and local government funds in addition to real estate, personal property and manufactured home taxes.
Resources for Residents. Homestead Exemption – Find out if you are eligible for this tax credit. Learn more about the valuation process. These public events are designed to help inform people on the appraisal process, how taxes are calculated and what to expect now and in the future.
To take advantage of CAUV, the owner must file an Initial Application for the Valuation of Land at Its Current Agricultural Use - DTE Form 109 CAUV with the County Auditor after the first Monday in January and prior to the first Monday in March. There is a $25 filing fee for initial applications.