TODD HIXSON

Muskingum County Treasurer | Muskingum County, Ohio

Todd Hixson


Muskingum County Treasurer

Muskingum County, Ohio


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Feb. 16, 2024

First Half 2023 Tax Bills Due

86,410

Population

61,094

Parcels
New Website!

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.

Due Dates
  • First half 2024 tax year real estate taxes are due Friday, February 14, 2025.
  • First half 2025 tax year manufactured home taxes are due Friday, February 14, 2025.
  • Second half 2023 tax year real estate taxes are due Friday, June 14, 2024.
  • Second half 2024 tax year manufactured home taxes are due Friday, June 14, 2024.
  • Delinquent taxes, real estate and manufacutured homes, are due Friday, September 20, 2024 to avoid publication, added interest and/or foreclosure.
Property Tax Payment Options
  • Remit using the online payment system available through this website or by telephone at (866) 648-1955 using a credit or debit card or e-check. Fees apply.
  • All Muskingum County branches of The Community Bank accepts non-contract current real estate taxes with the original tax bill and identification. The Community Bank is unable to accept manufactured home tax.
  • Mail your payment and remit stub from the bottom of your tax bill with the United States Postal Service or other courier.
  • Drop your check payment with remit stub from bottom of your tax bill in the 'Tax Payment Drop Box' located inside the main entrance of the Muskingum County Courthouse.
  • By cash, check, or money order in-person at the Muskingum County Treasurer's Office located in the Muskingum County Courthouse. We are currently unable to accept credit and debit cards in the office.
Muskingum County Courthouse 401 Main St. Zanesville, Ohio 43701
Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Closed Legal Holidays