DEADLINE TO FILE FORM DTE1

REMINDER: THE DEADLINE TO FILE FORM DTE1 “COMPLAINT AGAINST THE VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTY” IS MARCH 31, 2023

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Deadline to purchase dog tags

THE DEADLINE TO PURCHASE DOG TAGS WITHOUT A PENALTY HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO MARCH 1, 2023

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You can now pay your tax bills online!

Pay Your Bills Online Search and pay for your Pike County bills online. It’s easy, fast, and securely powered by Autoagent Data Solutions. Click Here To Find Your Bill Pay by E-Check, Credit Card, or Debit Card Click the “Click Here to Find You Bill” tab above E-Checks: $1.50...

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Conveyance Fees

Pike County conveyance fees are $4 for every $1,000 of the sale price. Pike County transfer fees is $.50 per parcel. Pike County survey fees are $.50 per parcel.   For more information regarding fees call 740.947.4125.

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Manufactured Housing

Relocation Notice Any manufactured home or mobile home that is moved on a public road must have a relocation notice attached to the rear of the home while it is being moved. You can obtain a relocation permit from the Pike County Auditor’s Office. In order to obtain the...

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Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV)

Find out if you qualify for the Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV) program:   The Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV) program allows farmland devoted exclusively to commercial agriculture to be valued based on the agricultural use of the land rather than its “highest and best” potential use, resulting in a...

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2 ½% Owner Occupancy Tax Reduction

Find out if you qualify for the 2 ½% Owner Occupancy Tax Reduction:   To receive the 2 ½% tax reduction, you must: (1) Own the home; and (2) Occupy the home as your principal place of residence.   The reduction applies to the home site and the home itself.  It...

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Homestead

Find out if you qualify for the Homestead exemption:   To qualify for the Homestead exemption, you must: (1) Own and occupy the home as their primary place of residence as of January 1 of the year for which they apply; and (2) Be 65 years of age, or...

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Deduction of Destroyed or Damaged Property

An application for a deduction from the current year’s value must be filed no later than December 31st of the current year for property that is destroyed or damaged in the first nine months of the year. For property damaged in the last three months of the year, the...

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Board of Revision

The Pike County Board of Revision (BOR) hears formal complaints on property valuations and appraisals. BOR complaints are accepted from December after the first half tax bill is mailed to March 31 each year. Filing a complaint allows property owners to schedule a hearing before the Board of Revision,...

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