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QuickSearch Submit Home Search Map Reports Forms DDTI Help Support Disclaimer Start Start a Search Weekly Sales Search By Map Help View the help pages. Erie County Auditor 247 Columbus Ave. Rm. 210 Sandusky, OH 44870-2635 Real Estate (419) 627-7746 Fax (419) 627-7740 Hours Mon-Fri, 8:00a-4:00p Email ecao@eriecounty.oh.gov Property Search Home Search Map Reports Forms Office Responsibilities Annual Financial Reports ArcGIS Portal and Open Data Portal Board of Revision Budget Commission CAUV Chief Financial Officer Erie County Open Checkbook Estate Tax Historical Grand List Hotel Lodging Tax Local Government Confirmations Manufactured Homes Personal Property Publications Sales Tax Special Assessments Tax Rate Sheets Unclaimed Funds Weights & Measures Welcome to the Erie County Auditor's Website I am confident you will find whatever information you are looking for on our website. My staff and I have made every attempt to make the site user friendly. As your County Auditor, I believe in providing accurate, thorough, helpful and easily accessible data. To that end, this website has been updated and I am confident you will find the website informative and helpful. If for some reason you cannot find what you are looking for or have difficulties navigating the website, please contact my office and my staff will assist you. Our goal is to assist you in being an informed taxpayer in Erie County My staff and I hope you find the changes and openness in our website as exciting and informative as we do. If you have suggestions or comments regarding the website please contact my office by email at ecao@eriecounty.oh.gov or by telephone at (419) 627-7746. The Auditor's Office will make every attempt to respond to your inquiry within two business days of being contacted. Rick Jeffrey Erie County Auditor April 6, 2020 The Erie County Auditor's Office will be open for calls and transfers from 8am - 12pm on Good Friday (April 10, 2020). Special Announcement from the Auditor's Office DUE TO COVID-19 -- EFFECTIVE AS OF 8:00am 03/23/2020 THIS BUILDING WILL ONLY BE ACCESSIBLE VIA KEY CARD ENTRANCE TO ERIE COUNTY EMPLOYEES UNLESS THE FOLLOWING APPLIES: 1. IF YOU NEED TO REACH SOMEONE IN ONE OF THE OFFICES 2. HAVE AN APPOINTMENT WITH SOMEONE IN THIS BUILDING - *You must call one of the respected numbers below to make the appointment. *Real Estate Transfers will be processed between 10am and 2pm on weekdays by appointment only. Important: There will be a drop box in the parking garage building entry area for businesses dropping off documents to the Erie County Auditor’s Office. This is only to be used for documents that cannot be mailed or emailed to our office (i.e. Transfers). PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER LISTED NEXT TO THE DEPARTMENT PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE 419-627-7697 AUDITOR’S OFFICE/TAX MAP 419-627-7746 RECORDER’S OFFICE 419-627-7684 TREASURER’S OFFICE 419-627-7701 TITLE DEPARTMENT 419-627-7625 ERIE COUNTY EDC 419-627-7791 PUBLIC DEFENDER 419-627-6620 Please call if you have questions. We are trying to limited everyone’s exposure. News and Announcements March 19, 2020 NEW: Board of Revision Deadline is March 31, 2020 Click here to see the Board of Revision page, including the new DTE1 form and instructions. You can submit the form in one of the three following methods. You can drop off the form and all attachments (based on office being open). Email the form and all attachments to bor@eriecounty.oh.gov . Mail the form and all attachments to the Erie County Auditor’s Office, 247 Columbus Ave., Ste.210, Sandusky, OH 44870. *If you have any questions you can call the office at (419)627-7746. March 18, 2020 Auditor’s Sale Cancelled Due to COVID-19 and limited building access the Auditor’s Sale that was scheduled for April 8, 2020 has been cancelled. Click here for the 2020 Auditors sales list March 18, 2020 Erie County Recorder to provide document images on their website. The Erie County Recorder will temporarily provide document images on their website . The Erie County Recorder has temporarily provide document images on their website (https://www.eriecounty.oh.gov/recorder_home.aspx due to limited access to the office. Deeds are indexed through 1983 and Mortgages through 1985. Other document types will vary. January 14, 2020 eRecording has started in Erie County! (Joint effort by the Erie County Recorder’s and the Erie County Auditor and offices) What is eRecording? Electronic Document Recording is a method of delivering and returning documents electronically from a submitter’s office to the recorder and auditor. eRecording can be an option for Title Companies, Law Firms, Banks, and other business that record documents on a regular basis today. The actual recording of the document is still done by the Recorder in their software system. Recorded documents are returned electronically. The Auditor’s office now accepts conveyance and exempt Real Estate transfers through the eRecording process. Benefits of eRecording: Helps to reduce the time from submission to return of documents, from 3-5 days to within minutes or hours of the initial submission Save time, money and resources normally spent on document packaging, delivery & return Reduce rejections and document & payment errors. No cutting and processing checks. Payment of recording & eRecording fee is handled electronically. Enhance document tracking & security Helps with industry best practice compliance. We currently have three eRecording vendors that offer these services that can be used in submitting the documents electronically. ePN-eRecording Partners Network Phone: 1-888-325-3365 Email: sales@GOePN.com (www.goepn.com) Simplifile Phone: 1-800-460-5657 Email: sales@simplifile.com (www.simplifile.com) CSC Phone: 1-866-652-0111 Email: erecording@cscglobal.com (www.erecording.com) If you have questions about eRecording, please contact the Erie County Recorder’s Office 419-627-7686. March 3, 2020 March 1-7 Named Weights and Measures Week Erie County Ohio – Every day, Erie County residence pay for consumer products based on a weight or measurement, like a gallon of gas or a pound of meat. The Erie County Auditor’s Office Division of Weights and Measures Program is responsible for ensuring those measurements are correct so that consumers get what they pay for. To recognize this important work, Richard H. Jeffrey Auditor and Jeff P. Fantozzi Deputy Inspector have issued a proclamation declaring March 1–7 as Weights and Measures Week in Erie County. “Whether you are pumping gas at the station or weighing your produce at the grocery store, the department’s Weights and Measures inspectors are there working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure you are protected and getting exactly what you paid for.” “Weights and Measures Week is a great time to recognize the important work of our inspectors and thank them for ensuring fairness in commercial transactions of anything sold by weight, measure, or count around the state.” The theme for this year’s Weights and Measures Week is “Building Weights and Measures’ Future by Sharing Our Knowledge.” This theme emphasizes the importance of the cooperation of weight and measures programs and inspectors from around the country; the value in sharing the story of weights and measures programs to consumers; and the need for continued training opportunities in this ever-changing field. Erie County’s Weights and Measures Program inspects 2379 weighing and measuring devices in commercial use at businesses around the county. In 2019, field staff conducted inspections of commercial weighing and measuring devices, including: cash registers; deli scales; shipping scales; large truck scales; fuel pumps; meters to measure home heating oil and propane; and many other devices. The department also inspected individual lots of pre-packaged commodities offered for sale and investigated numerous consumer complaints, the majority of which were related to gasoline sales. For more information on Erie C...