The Huron County Treasurer's Office is closed Monday, January 26th, 2026 due to the inclement weather.

Welcome!

Welcome to our new website dedicated to simplifying tax payment! We're excited to have you here, and we're committed to making your tax experience seamless and hassle-free. Browse through our resources, find property information, and ensure a smooth journey as you navigate the world of real property.

First Half Tax Collection

First half 2025 payable 2026 real estate will be due Friday, February 13, 2026.

First half 2026 manufactured home tax will be due Monday, March 2, 2026.

Tax bills are currently scheduled to be mailed out on January 16, 2026.

Mobile Tax Collection

The Huron County Treasurer will be collecting taxes at the following off site locations:

• Wakeman Village Office - Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

• New London Village Office - Wednesday, January 28th, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

• Willard Senior Center - Thursday, January 29th, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

The Huron County Treasurer's Office will be closed the following business days

• Monday, February 16th, 2026 in observance of President's Day

For your convenience, there are multiple ways to pay Real Estate and Mobile home taxes:

• Online CLICK HERE TO PAY REAL ESTATE AND MOBILE HOME TAXES ONLINE

• Automatic withdrawal on a monthly, bi-weekly, or semi-annually basis. Please complete the Setup Automatic Withdrawal Form and return to the office by email/mail/or in person.

• Drop box located inside the entrance to the office at 16 East Main St, Norwalk, OH.

• Mail a check or money order to the office. If you would like a receipt, please included a self-addressed stamped envelopes. Payments made by mail must be post marked by the due date.

Failure to receive a tax bill does not prevent penalty or interest. Please contact the office if you do not receive a tax bill and should have.

Mortgage escrow billings are sent directly to the mortgage company.

Managing your property taxes should be simple and stress-free. The Huron County Treasury offers easy, secure ways to make payments, update your billing information, and explore flexible options like payment plans. Whether you're paying online, by mail, or in person, we're here to help you stay on track and keep the process smooth.

Important Notice Regarding Mailed Property Tax Payments and USPS Postmarks

Taxpayers who choose to mail their property tax payments should be aware of recent changes in the United States Postal Service (USPS) postmark practices that may affect how payment timeliness is determined.

Under updated USPS policy, the date printed on a postmark usually reflects when the mail piece is first process by USPS sorting machinery, not necessarily the date on the payment was placed in a mailbox or dropped off at a post office. This processing can occur one or more days after drop-off, particularly during periods of high mail volume.

Because Ohio law relies on the postmark date to determine whether a mailed payment is timely, taxpayers mailing payments close to a due date are strongly encouraged to:

• Allow additional mailing time, or
• Inquire at their local post office about postmark procedures and processing timelines, or
• Request an in-person hand-stamped postmark at the post office counter, or
• Use an alternative payment method (Ex. Pay Online) to ensure timely receipt.

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

Recent legislation has established an inflation cap for certain property value increases that may impact your tax bill. However, due to the legislation’s effective date, adjustments could not be incorporated into the first-half tax bills. As a result, your second-half tax bill may be adjusted, if your parcel(s) meet the applicable criteria. Please note that not all parcels are eligible for the credit. If you pay your full-year tax bill, your final amount may be revised by the second half collection. Any resulting overpayment will be issued to you as a credit or refund to your account. Please check the county treasurer’s website for further information and updates on the implementation of these tax changes.

Please take notice, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 323.122, that certain owners of real property and/or manufactured/mobile homes may qualify for an extension of time for the payment of real property taxes. Qualifying owners include the following: (1) members of the national guard or a member of a reserve component of the armed forces of the United States who have be called to active duty; (2) spouses of such qualifying members of the armed forces who own property within Huron County, Ohio; (3) dependent parents of qualifying members of the armed forces who jointly own property with said service member located within Huron County, Ohio; and (4) dependent parents of qualifying members of the armed forces who dies during their armed services duty or as a result of wounds or illness incurred during such service.

Qualifying individuals listed above may apply to the Huron County Treasurer for an extension of time for the payment of taxes and assessments charges against the real property and/or manufactured/mobile homes during the period of the service member’s duty of service and the six months there ensuing termination thereof said period. Such application shall be made not later than the last day of the sixth month after the month in which the service member’s duty terminates.