The Ohio Revised Code requires that all address corrections be made in writing. The easiest way to request a change is to complete the information on the back of the return envelope provided when tax bills are mailed. If the change is requested at any other time, a short note or postcard addressed to the Treasurer's Office would suffice. When requesting a change of address always list all parcels on which the change should be made. The most common way to pay a real estate tax bill would be to mail the payment along with the statement in the return envelope provided by the Treasurer's Office.
Most local banks accept current real estate tax payments during collection periods.
You could also come into the Treasurer's Office to make your payment. The Treasurer's Office also provides a collection box located on Third Street in front of the County Administrative Building in which payments can be deposited 24 hours a day during collection periods. When the due date arrives the tax payment is automatically taken out of your prepayment account. You must first complete the paperwork giving the Treasurer's Office the authority to deduct payments directly from your checking account. Electronic funds transfers can either be monthly prepayments or semi-annual payments.