Where Property Taxes Are Allocated

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Many public entities are funded by property tax. The following graphs show how Washington Township's property tax factors in to the overall tax bill paid by residents of Centerville/Washington Township.

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A Detailed Look at Property Taxes in Washington Township

Property tax in Washington Township is collected for the township and six other public agencies. This chart shows a breakdown of the taxes and how they are calculated for residents of the unincorporated part of Washington Township.


Washington Township Montgomery County Centerville Schools W/C Library Park District Sinclair College Five Rivers MetroPark 
Appraised Value of Home $100,000 $100,000 $100,000 $100,000 $100,000 $100,000 $100,000
Taxable Value* x 35% x 35% x 35% x 35% x 35% x 35% x 35%
Assessed Value $35,000 $35,000 $35,000 $35,000 $35,000 $35,000 $35,000
Millage Effective Rate x13.620923 x10.713532 x36.163197 x1.843128 x1.765341 x2.60164 x1.307026
Cost Before Rollback** $476.73 $374.97 $1,265.71 $64.51 $61.79 $91.06 $45.75
12.5% Rollback*** -46.33 -36.44 -123.01 -6.27 -6.00 -8.85 -4.45
Annual Cost for Mills $430.40 $338.53 $1,142.71 $58.24 $55.78 $82.21 $41.30
% of Total Taxes 20 16 53 3 3 4 2

* Taxable Value - Ohio property taxes are levied against the assessed value or 35% of the appraised value of the property.

** Cost Before Rollback (Reduction Factor) - Assessed value / 1,000 x effective millage rate.

*** 12.5% Rollback (Reduction Factor) - A 10% tax relief measure was adopted by the state in 1971 on all annual property tax bills. An additional 2.5% rollback applicable to owner-occupied homes was granted in 1979. However, the state does not provide the rollbacks on new or replacement levies passed after 2013. As a result, the state uses an effective rollback rate for each community. For unincorporated Washington Township, the rate is 9.688%.