3 days ago · “I am honored to serve as your Allen County Auditor. My goal is to provide accurate public information with a superb level of friendly customer service.” -Rachael S. Gilroy

If your home is real property and you believe your application was improperly denied, you may appeal the Auditor’s decision to the county Board of Revision by filing the Homestead …

Forms used by the Auditor’s Office on a regular basis are listed below by topic. If you are looking for a form that was not listed on this page, please contact the Auditor’s Office directly.

For Allen County, the Auditor publishes the list in the Lima News. In the case of Delinquent Real Estate Taxes, the Treasurer may foreclose one year after publication. Please click on the links …

Contact Us Thank you for visiting the Allen County Auditor’s Office website. The Auditor’s Office is always available to assist you with any questions. Any member of the Auditor’s Office will be …

County Auditors across the state are mandated by the Department of Taxation to conduct a comprehensive county-wide reappraisal of real estate properties every six years to establish …

The goal of the Land Bank is to take tax delinquent, vacant, dilapidated homes throughout Allen County for demolition or rehabilitation. After a home is demolished, we look for appropriate …

Most of the information kept by the Auditor’s Office is considered a public record. These include all real estate records, accounts payables, financial reports and certain payroll information of …

A duplicate tag can be obtained from the Auditor’s Office or Dog Warden’s Office. Registering a service dog that meets ADA requirements, and obtaining a kennel license, must be completed …

The Auditor prepares various financial statements to report on the financial responsibilities of the county. The Auditor believes in the transparency of government.