Direct answer: In Ohio, the primary assessment office term is County Auditor. Tax collection, recorded documents and formal appeals may be handled by separate offices.
Who handles property tasks in Ohio?
AssessmentCounty Auditor
Appeal bodyCounty Board of Revision
Tax collectionCounty Treasurer
Recorded documentsCounty Recorder
How the state system works
County auditors maintain property values and parcel records; county treasurers collect taxes.
County Auditors or equivalent fiscal offices appraise property, maintain parcel records and administer reductions. County Treasurers collect tax. Boards of Revision hear valuation complaints, and County Recorders maintain land instruments.