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Where your property taxes go

Your property tax rate is the sum of rates set by every local government that covers your address: county, township, city or town, school district, library and special districts.

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Saved only on this device. A street address goes only to the U.S. Census Bureau’s geocoder (or OpenStreetMap if Census can’t place it) to find the spot. We never receive or log it.

Don’t know your taxing district? It is printed on your tax bill, or search your address on your county’s GIS or treasurer site. The shares above are shares of the gross rate. Your actual bill depends on your assessed value, deductions, credits and Indiana’s property tax caps, so the dollar split on your bill can differ. Estimate a bill with the Gateway tax bill calculator.

2026 local budgets in this county

Sources. DLGF 2026 reports: “2026 Certified Tax Rates by District,” “2026 Certified Tax Rates by District and Unit,” and “2026 Certified Budget, Levy, CNAV and Rate by Fund” (prepared Feb. 26, 2026). Rates are per $100 of net assessed value. A certified budget is what a unit was approved to spend in 2026, not what it spent. For actual spending, see each unit’s annual financial report on Indiana Gateway.