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FAIRFIELD COUNTY – PROPERTY TAX BREAKDOWN
TAX YEAR 2025 · COLLECTION YEAR 2026
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - TAX LEVIES
TAX YEAR 2025 - COLLECTION YEAR 2026
Property tax levy breakdown (Tax Amount: $1,000.00).
Percentages and amounts are listed in the legend and table.
View data table (accessible)
| Levy Description | Tax Rate | Percentage | Tax Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| County General Fund/Current Expense | 2.6 | 20% | $204.72 |
| ADAMH Levy | 1.75 | 14% | $137.80 |
| Developmental Disabilities | 5.05 | 40% | $397.64 |
| Road Improvement | 0.5 | 4% | $39.37 |
| Senior Services | 0.8 | 6% | $62.99 |
| Child & Senior Protective Services | 2 | 16% | $157.48 |
| Total | 12.7 | 100% | $1,000.00 |
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County General Fund/Current Expense Tax Rate: 2.6 · 20%$204.72
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ADAMH Levy Tax Rate: 1.75 · 14%$137.80
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Developmental Disabilities Tax Rate: 5.05 · 40%$397.64
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Road Improvement Tax Rate: 0.5 · 4%$39.37
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Senior Services Tax Rate: 0.8 · 6%$62.99
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Child & Senior Protective Services Tax Rate: 2 · 16%$157.48
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - MILLS
TAX YEAR 2025 - COLLECTION YEAR 2026
Millage breakdown (Total Mills: 12.7 · Estimated Total: $55,792,230).
The donut shows each category’s share of total mills (12.7).
View data table (accessible)
| Category | Mills | Share of Total Mills | Estimated Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | 2.6 | 20.47% | $15,374,000 |
| ADAMH | 1.75 | 13.78% | $7,114,430 |
| BODD | 5.05 | 39.76% | $18,577,600 |
| Road Improvement | 0.5 | 3.94% | $1,785,100 |
| Senior Services | 0.8 | 6.30% | $4,710,700 |
| C&A Protective Services | 2 | 15.75% | $8,230,400 |
| Total | 12.7 | 100% | $55,792,230 |
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General Mills: 2.6 · 20.47%$15,374,000
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ADAMH Mills: 1.75 · 13.78%$7,114,430
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BODD Mills: 5.05 · 39.76%$18,577,600
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Road Improvement Mills: 0.5 · 3.94%$1,785,100
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Senior Services Mills: 0.8 · 6.30%$4,710,700
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C&A Protective Services Mills: 2 · 15.75%$8,230,400
Property Tax Overview
Roughly $55.8 million in property taxes is collected each year (excluding library levies).
All millage has been approved by voters with the exception of the 2.6 mills which are inside millage for the county. This is not voted on, but is provided for in the Ohio Constitution.
The millage rate of 2.6 has not changed in over nine decades. This is used to support basic governmental operations such as law enforcement, court services, maintenance of buildings, and other essential services.