Morgan County Treasurer's Office
Welcome to the Morgan County Treasurer’s website. This site is designed to make accessing property tax information and managing payments simple and convenient.
The Morgan County Ohio Treasurer’s Office serves the residents and property owners of Morgan County by managing county funds, collecting property taxes, and safeguarding financial assets. We strive to provide transparent, reliable service while supporting essential local government functions.
155 E. Main Street, Room 153
McConnelsville, Ohio 43756
Chief Deputy Treasurer
Deputy Treasurer
Pay Property Taxes
To pay your property taxes or view current balances, click on the search button at the top of this page and search by owner name, address, or parcel number. To make a payment, add your parcel or parcels to your cart and proceed to checkout.
Payments mailed to the office must be received by the due date or bear a valid United States Postal Service postmark on or before the due date to be considered timely.
Property Search
Search by owner name, address, or parcel number to view property tax details and current balances.
Search Property RecordsElectronic Tax Bills
Receive your real estate tax bills by email instead of regular mail.
Learn About E-BillsCommon Questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions about due dates, payments, tax bills, and services.
View Common QuestionsEscrow Program
Make smaller, regular payments toward your real estate taxes throughout the year.
Learn About EscrowDelinquent Tax Payment Plans
Options may be available to help manage delinquent property taxes and avoid further collection action.
Learn About Payment PlansLand Bank
Learn more about the Morgan County Land Bank, available properties, and how to get involved.
View Land BankImportant Notices
Electronic Tax Bills Now Available — To learn more, or to subscribe to E-Bills, please use the Electronic Tax Bills page.
United States Postal Service Postmark Policy Change — The USPS has changed its postmark application policy. The postmark may no longer be applied upon mail item drop-off at the post office and may instead be applied at the first processing of that item at a mail sorting facility. You may request a manually applied postmark upon drop-off. Please plan accordingly, as Ohio law requires use of the postmark to determine timely receipt of payment.