The state legislature recently passed a gas tax increase for Ohio pumps.

 The Weights and Measures Department protects both the buyer and seller to ensure equity in the marketplace. A good Weights and Measures program saves the average household at least $300.00 per year.

The process has now begun for the next reappraisal which will be effective for tax year 2020, collection year 2021.

Although Ag Districts have not been maintained in this county, they are currently a hot topic for farmers

Calculate tax amounts for levies on the upcoming November ballot 

Auditor Roger A. Corlett, CPA is proud to announce that his 2017 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) is now available

In addition to a Board of Revision complaint, this office offers an informal way for property owners to meet with our staff to discuss value

Every year the County Auditor, Roger Corlett, is required to review all properties undergoing new construction, updates, demolition, etc.

County Auditor Roger Corlett conducted a forfeited land sale on May 16th

Ashtabula County’s online checkbook includes over 79,000 individual transactions that represent more than $456 million of total spending over the past three years. 

A summary of all the passed levies with increases and renewals on the May ballot 

Dog license applications were mailed last week to dog owners who failed to renew their dog licenses. 

There are a few changes on this year's renewal form

If you believe the assessed value on your tax bill is inaccurate you have until March 31^st to file a Board of Revision Complaint form

The tax bills will be prepared by the treasurer and mailed this month. You can, however, print yourself a copy from the Property Search page. 

A breakdown chart of the levies with increased rates on the November ballot

Ashtabula County Auditor Roger Corlett is hosting a Ohio budgetary law workshop on 10/5. 

The County’s 2016 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report is now available on the Auditor’s website on the Financial page.