Tuscarawas County Auditor
Property Records & Public Services
Search any of 63,454 county parcels by owner, address, or parcel ID. Tax records, GIS maps, court cases, and the 2026 reassessment — free, no login needed.
Each method works differently — select the one that matches what information you have. All three access the same Tuscarawas County Auditor database, completely free.
Portal: auditor.co.tuscarawas.oh.us — No account needed
What Are You Looking For?
Find Your Situation
2026 Reassessment — What Changed and What to Do
New Philadelphia, Dover, Sugarcreek, Uhrichsville, Strasburg, and most surrounding townships received updated values in 2026 to reflect 2022–2025 sale prices. Some residential properties saw increases of 20–40%. If your notice shows a value that does not match what similar homes sold for, you have the legal right to challenge it — for free.
File a Board of Revision complaint — deadline March 31 →Your bill is calculated from the $70,000 assessed value — not the $200,000 appraised value. Homeowners who feel overtaxed are often comparing against the wrong number.
Which Office Handles Your Situation
Not everything goes to the Auditor. Knowing the right office saves time every time.
Two Programs That May Reduce Your Tax Bill
Many eligible property owners in Tuscarawas County may not realize they qualify for these programs.
Appraised: $350,000 → CAUV value: ~$80,000
Potential saving: $2,000–$5,000+/year
General Homestead: $29,000 reduction → $41,000 taxable
Annual saving: ~$580/year
More Guides
Quick Reference — Every Situation
| Your Situation | What to Do | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns the house on Wabash Ave NW, New Philadelphia? | Auditor → address search | 2 min |
| Buying in Dover — need parcel and assessed value | Auditor → address search | 2 min |
| Have parcel number from tax bill | Auditor → parcel ID search | 1 min |
| Need to check or pay property taxes | Tuscarawas County Treasurer portal | Online |
| Need a deed copy from past sale in Uhrichsville | Recorder's Office — certified copies | In office |
| Want parcel boundary lines in Newcomerstown | GIS maps guide | 5 min |
| Think 2026 assessed value is too high | Board of Revision — deadline March 31 | Free |
| Farmland in Sandy Township — want lower taxes | CAUV application — deadline Dec 31 | 15 min |
| 65+ or disabled — want to reduce tax bill | Homestead Exemption — deadline June 1 | 15 min |
| Civil or criminal court case search | Court of Common Pleas docket guide | Free |
| Check on someone at Tuscarawas County Jail | Jail inmate search guide | Online |
| Recent arrest — check booking details | Recent arrests guide | Online |
| Estimate my 2026 property tax bill | Tax calculator | 2 min |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The official site is auditor.co.tuscarawas.oh.us — Auditor Larry Lindberg's office at 125 East High Ave, Room 120, New Philadelphia, OH 44663, (330) 365-3220. This is an independent guide to help you navigate county systems faster. For certified copies or legal documentation, contact the official office directly.
Yes. The Auditor's property search portal, GIS map viewer, and court docket search are all free — no account required, no registration, no fee. All public parcel data is accessible without visiting any office.
Name order first — last name must go in the Last field, all caps. Then check address abbreviations (ST not Street, AVE not Avenue). Then confirm parcel number includes dashes in XX-XXXXX-XXX format. These three cover most failed searches in Tuscarawas County.
The county's permanent unique identifier for each piece of land — format XX-XXXXX-XXX. Find it on your property tax bill, deed, or mortgage document. Parcel ID search returns one exact result with no ambiguity.
File a complaint with the Board of Revision by March 31. Free, no attorney required. Your strongest case includes 3 or more comparable sales from your neighborhood that sold for less than your appraised value. See the full 2026 appeal guide.
Pull the parcel record and verify ownership, assessed value, and tax history. Check the Treasurer's portal for any unpaid tax balance — delinquent taxes transfer to the buyer at closing under Ohio law. Also verify CAUV or Homestead exemption status — these must be re-applied after a sale.
125 East High Avenue, Room 120, New Philadelphia, OH 44663. Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Phone: (330) 365-3220. The Recorder and Treasurer are in the same building — one trip handles multiple offices.