Wood County Auditor Michael Sibbersen has announced the distribution of the Real Estate, Public Utility
tax, and Special Assessments for the first half 2014 settlement.
A total of $92,490,496 was collected and distributed including $2,827,210 for special assessments.
In addition $9,044,989 is to be reimbursed from the State Income Tax Funds, $5,966,127 in non-business
credit, $895,258 in owner occupied credit, and $2,183,604 in homestead exemption monies. These represent
tax reductions for qualifying properties. Since the county wide Human Services levy fund balance was
deemed sufficient, the Board of Commissioners requested collection of half the voted millage. This
provided tax relief of $20 annually on a $100,000 home.
Wood County currently maintains 74,350 individual land parcels of record and distributes the taxes to
eighteen school districts, nineteen townships, an twenty-six cities and villages. Wood County has over
100,000 individual special assessments, which are distributed to regional, county, municipal and
township governments. Examples include ditch construction and maintenance, sewer and water systems,
street lighting, street cleaning, and tree maintenance programs.
Totals for the first half revenue distribution are as follows:
Wood County, $3,141,250; Regional Water and Sewer, $718,515; County Ditch Maintenance and Construction,
$298,196; County Sewer and Waterline projects, $2,067; Maumee Watershed Conservancy, $51,625; Board of
Developmental Disabilities; $9,716,215; Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Board, $3,382,000;
Park District, $1,336,691; Committee on Aging, $935,689; Board of Health, $737,604; Historical Center,
$66,830; Human Services, $868,845; Wood County Library Bond, $176,167.
TOWNSHIPS – $7,560,147
Bloom, $161,669; Center, $90,759; Freedom, $233,726; Grand Rapids, $116,135; Henry, $531,455; Jackson,
$82,985; Lake, $1,154,396; Liberty, $78,443; Middleton $654,249; Montgomery $172,381; Perry $102,866;
Perrysburg $3,019,342; Plain, $90,701; Portage, $69,937; Troy, $264,970; Washington, $131,581; Webster,
$94,489; Weston, $105,428.
MUNICIPALITIES- $8,291,781
Bairdstown, $3,762; Bloomdale, $17,613; Bowling Green, $1,481,862; Bradner, $58,769; Custar, $12,158;
Cygnet, $5,630; Fostoria, $36,993; Grand Rapids, $41,114;
Haskins, $75,172; Milton, $82,272; Hoytville, $9,660; Jerry City, $16,388; Luckey, $53,900; Millbury,
$45,028; Milton Center, $8,021; North Baltimore, $191,707; Northwood, $201,752; Pemberville, $76,583;
Perrysburg, $2,994,816;
Portage, $10,549; Weston, $105,428; Rossford, $1,045,116; Tontogany, $15,799; Walbridge, $51,673; Wayne,
$54,502; West Millgrove, $9,468; Weston, $38,288.
NW Wood Co. EMS, $163,670; Central Joint Fire District, $94,207; Mid County EMS, $64,487; TARTA,
$153,141; Seneca County Health 2,288; Wood County Library 469,780; Rossford Library Bond 177,606; N
Baltimore Library Bond 67,853; Kaubisch library 11,619; TID Roadway 394,376; Toledo Public Utilities
4,110
SCHOOLS – $55,206,874
Anthony Wayne, $328,684; Bowling Green, $9,331,486; Eastwood, $2,897,483; Elmwood, $1,424,533; Fostoria,
$902,152; Gibsonburg, $20,393; Lake, $4,500,228; Lakota, $509,385; McComb, $275,539; North Baltimore,
$1,594,064; Northwood, $3,082,939; Otsego, $2,540,007; Patrick Henry, $37,531; Perrysburg, $16,055,976;
Rossford, $7,508,191; Four County, $2,837; Penta County, $4,136,269; Vanguard, $59,176.