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Paul David Knipp was born and raised in Lawrence County Ohio, the son of a steelworker and a nurse. He graduated from Rock Hill High School in 1993.

After High School, Paul went to Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia where he graduated in 1997 with a degree in secondary education in comprehensive social studies.

After College, Paul taught five years in the Rock Hill School System. During his time teaching, Paul earned a Master's degree in educational administration from the University of Akron, graduating in 2001.

In2003, Paul embarked on a career change. He along with his wife April and oldest child relocated to the Commonwealth of Virginia to attend law school. Paul graduated from Regent University School of Law, a non-denominational Christian law school,in2006.

Paul was admitted to practice law in 2006 in Ohio and began his private law practice in2007. Paul is also admitted to practice in West Virginia (2007) and Kentucky (2009). Paul accepted a position as an assistant prosecutor in Jackson County Ohio in 2018, a position he held until his appointment to be Lawrence County's Auditor.

In2009, Paul was elected to the first of three terms to the Rock Hill Board of Education, where he served until being appointed to be Lawrence County Auditor in October 2019.

Paul and his wife April were married in 1998, they have three children. They are active Members of Mamre Baptist Church in Kitts Hill, Ohio.

CEBCO (Health Insurance)  - 

                CEBCO Health Insurance Application

                CEBCO Change App for Health Insurance

                CEBCO 2025 Option 2 Summary of Benefits

                    CEBCO 2025 Option 3 Summary of Benefits

                2025 County Employee Insruance Rates (NOT DJFS, Health Dept. or Board of D.D.)

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                AFLAC Open Enrollment

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                 Lincoln Life Application

                

Cigarette Licenses

Any person engaging in the wholesale or retail business of trafficking in cigarettes within the state of Ohio is required to have a Cigarette Dealer's License. If cigarettes are being sold in your place of business and you do not have a license or your vending machine does not have one displayed, please contact your local County Auditor’s office at 740.533.4310. Cigarette licenses are to be displayed near the product being sold for easy inspection.

License Fee

A Cigarette Dealer’s License may be obtained at the County Auditor’s Office for a fee of $125.00 for a retail license. To obtain a retail cigarette dealer’s license you must also have a Vendor's License. The wholesale license is now sold directly by the State for a fee of $1,000.00.

License Location

The license does not authorize the licensee to engage in the business of trafficking cigarettes at any place in this state other than that specified by the County Auditor on the License. One license is good for only one location.

Any person who employs the use of a motor vehicle to convey a supply of cigarettes from place to place or for the purpose of offering such cigarettes for sale must obtain a license for each vehicle and in each county in which any such vehicle is used.

In the event that a business moves, or the business is sold, or an individual or partnership incorporates his own business, or a partnership or corporation is dissolved, the cigarette license issued to a dealer prior to the occurrence of any such event may not be used.

License Transferred

A cigarette dealer’s license (retail) may be transferred to a different business or person within the same county, by filing an application with the County Auditor's Office and payment of a $1.00 fee.

License Renewed

Retail Licenses are renewed on or before the fourth Monday in May through the County Auditor's Office. If the application is filed after the fourth Monday in May, the license fee required to be paid shall be prorated to the amount for the remainder of the license year. Wholesale Licenses are renewed directly by the State of Ohio.

If you have questions please call the Auditor's Office at 740.533.4310.

Cash Position	Expense	Revenue
January Cash Position Report	January Expense Report	January Revenue Report
February Cash Position Report	February Expense Report	February Revenue Report
March Cash Position Report	March Expense Report	March Revenue Report
April Cash Position Report	April Expense Report	April Revenue Report
May Cash Position Report	May Expense Report	May Revenue Report
June Cash Position Report	June Expense Report	June Revenue Report
July Cash Position Report	July Expense Report	July Revenue Report
August Cash Position Report	August Expense Report	August Revenue Report
September Cash Position Report	September Expense Report	September Revenue Report
October Cash Position Report	October Expense Report	October Revenue Report
November Cash Position Report	November Expense Report	November Revenue Report
December Cash Position Report	December Expense Report	December Revenue Report

2022

Cash Position	Expense	Revenue
January Cash Position Report	January Expense Report	January Revenue Report
February Cash Position Report	February Expense Report	February Revenue Report
March Cash Position Report	March Expense Report	March Revenue Report
April Cash Position Report	April Expense Report	April Revenue Report
May Cash Position Report	May Expense Report	May Revenue Report
June Cash Position Report	June Expense Report	June Revenue Report
July Cash Position Report	July Expense Report	July Revenue Report
August Cash Position Report	August Expense Report	August Revenue Report
September Cash Position Report	September Expense Report	September Revenue Report
October Cash Position Report	October Expense Report	October Revenue Report
November Cash Position Report	November Expense Report	November Revenue Report
December Cash Position Report	December Expense Report	December Revenue Report

2021

Cash Position	Expense	Revenue
January Cash Position Report	January Expense Report	January Revenue Report
February Cash Position Report	February Expense Report	February Revenue Report
March Cash Position Report	March Expense Report	March Revenue Report
April Cash Position Report	April Expense Report	April Revenue Report
May Cash Position Report	May Expense Report	May Revenue Report
June Cash Position Report	June Expense Report	June Revenue Report
July Cash Position Report	July Expense Report	July Revenue Report
August Cash Position Report	August Expense Report	August Revenue Report
September Cash Position Report	September Expense Report	September Revenue Report
October Cash Position Report	October Expense Report	October Revenue Report
November Cash Position Report	November Expense Report	November Revenue Report
December Cash Position Report	December Expense Report	December Revenue Report

2020

Cash Position	Expense	Revenue
January Cash Position Report	January Expense Report	January Revenue Report
February Cash Position Report	February Expense Report	February Revenue Report
March Cash Position Report	March Expense Report	March Revenue Report
April Cash Position Report	April Expense Report	April Revenue Report
May Cash Position Report	May Expense Report	May Revenue Report
June Cash Position Report	June Expense Report	June Revenue Report
July Cash Position Report	July Expense Report	July Revenue Report
August Cash Position Report	August Expense Report	August Revenue Report
September Cash Position Report	September Expense Report	September Revenue Report
October Cash Position Report	October Expense Report	October Revenue Report
November Cash Position Report	November Expense Report	November Revenue Report
December Cash Position Report	December Expense Report	December Revenue Report

2019

• 2019 Financial Reports Jan
  
• 2019 Financial Reports Feb
• 2019 Financial Reports Mar-Dec

2018

• 2018 Financial Reports Jan-Dec
  

2017

• 2017 Financial Reports Jan-Dec
  

2016

• 2016 Financial Reports Jan-Dec
  

2015

• 2015 Financial Reports Jan-Dec
  

2014

• 2014 Financial Reports Jan-Dec
  

2013

• 2013 Financial Reports Jan-Dec

Annual Cash Position Reports:

• 2012 Year End Cash Position Report
  
• 2011 Year End Cash Position Report
• 2010 Year End Cash Position Report
• 2009 Year End Cash Position Report
• 2008 Year End Cash Position Report

Vendor's Licenses

Every Ohio retailer (vendor) making taxable retail sales must obtain a vendor’s license, collect sales tax, file tax returns with payment of tax collected and maintain complete records of transactions.

Effective September 6, 2012 H.B. 508 amended Ohio Revised Code 5739.17 to reduce the types of vendor’s licenses to regular county and transient. The Department of Taxation will no longer issue service or deliver licenses.

Regular Vendor’s License

Issued by the County Auditor to vendors with a fixed place of business in Ohio. Vendors must have one regular vendor license for each sales location. Application fee of $25.00 – No Annual Renewal

Transient Vendor’s License

Issued by the Ohio Department of Taxation to vendors who transport stock of goods to temporary places of business or exhibits in a county where they have no fixed place of business in order to make sales. Application fee of $25.00 – No Annual Renewal

Dept of Taxation Vendor Licenses

Is A Vendor's License Transferable?

You must have an active regular vendor’s license for each fixed place of business from which taxable retail sales are made. A regular vendor's license, which is issued by the County Auditor to cover a fixed place of business, may be transferred from one existing business location to another when you move an existing business to a new location within the same county. If the business location is being moved to a different county, a new regular vendor’s license must be obtained from the County Auditor of the different county. A vendor who is moving an existing business to a new location within the same county and wishes to transfer the existing regular vendor’s license must submit a transfer application. These applications can be obtained at the County Auditor’s Office, 740-533-4310, or at the Ohio Department of Taxation, 1.800.282.1782. If approved, the Department of Taxation will update its file, issue a transfer license, and advise the County Auditor. There is no fee for transferring a regular vendor’s license from one location to another within the same county.

Any change in ownership (sole proprietor to partnership, partnership to corporation, corporation to sole proprietor, partnership to sole proprietor, etc) requires a new license.

A change in mailing address does not require a new license.

If you are required to obtain a new vendor’s license due to a change in ownership or location, a final return must be filed within fifteen days of the last day of business under the original vendor's license.

How Do I Cancel A Vendor's License?

If a vendor stops making taxable retail sales, a final return must be filed and all taxes must be paid within 15 days of the final sale. Vendors must complete the space provided on the final return, indicating the last day of business.

Filing Sales Tax Returns Online With The State

Ohio Business Gateway

Download the Blanket Exemption Certificate

List of Active Vendors

If you have questions regarding the transfer of an existing license or the requirement to obtain a new vendor’s license, please call the Ohio Department of Taxation Registration at 1-888-405-4039

Forms:

DTE Form 1 - Complaint Against the Valuation of Real Property

DTE Form 1 - Complaint Against the Valuation of Real Property (Fillable)

DTE Form 1M - Complaint Against the Valuation of a Manufactured or Mobile Home Taxed Like Real Property (Fillable)

Board of Revision Presenting Your Case

Board of Revision Rules of Practice and Procedure

The Board of Revision includes the Lawrence County Auditor, the Lawrence County Treasurer, and a member of the Lawrence County Board of Commissioners.

Taxpayers may petition the Board of Revision to seek a review of their Real Property Valuation (both residential and commercial). To file a "Complaint Against The Valuation of Real Property" the Ohio Department of Taxation provides that DTE Form 1 must be filed with the County Auditor between January 1st and March 31st. After the Board reviews these petitions the Taxpayers will be notified of the Board's decision regarding their valuation, or scheduled for a formal hearing for a more detailed review.

In addition, since public education in the State of Ohio is currently financed by property taxes, local boards of education can file counter-complaints against taxpayer complaints as well as file original complaints for value increases.

The Board of Revision Complaints Filed:

Tax Year 2023 (January 1, 2024 - April 1, 2024)

1/4/2024 Complaint Report	1/16/2024 Complaint Report	1/18/2024 Complaint Report	1/29/2024 Complaint Report
2/15/2024 Complaint Report	2/16/2024 Complaint Report	2/22/2024 Complaint Report	2/23/2024 Complaint Report
2/26/2024 Complaint Report	2/28/2024 Complaint Report	2/29/2024 Complaint Report	3/6/2024 Complaint Report
3/7/2024 Complaint Report	3/11/2024 Complaint Report	3/14/2024 Complaint Report	3/15/2024 Complaint Report
3/25/2024 Complaint Report	3/26/2024 Complaint Report	3/27/2024 Complaint Report	3/28/2024 Complaint Report
3/29/2024 Complaint Report	4/1/2024 Complaint Report

The Board of Revision's responsibilities include:

• Providing forms for complaint filing.
• Notifying the appropriate parties of the hearings and decisions.
• Arbitrating complaints by a quorum of two.

If you have questions regarding the Board of Revision Program please call the Lawrence County Auditor's Office at (740) 533-4310.

Your Home. Your Value. A simplified approach to understanding your country's home valuation process

Hotel-Motel Occupancy Tax Resolution

Hotel-Motel Occupancy Tax Return (Fillable)

Development Permits:

Obtain an Address:

http://www.lawrenceswcd.com/house-numbering.html

Lawrence County Floodplain Permit:

http://www.lawrenceswcd.com/floodplain-management.html

Lawrence County Planning Commission:

http://www.lawrenceswcd.com/planning-commission.html

Lawrence County Commercial Building Department:

http://www.lawrenceswcd.com/commercial-building-department.html

Lawrence County Storm Water Management:

http://lawrenceswcd.com/storm-water-management.html

Lawrence Economic Development Corporation:

https://www.ledcorp.org/

• Chesapeake Union EVSD
• Dawson Bryant LSD
• Fairland LSD
• Ironton CSD
• Oak Hill Union LSD
• Rock Hill LSD
• South Point LSD
• Symmes Valley LSD
• Lawrence County JVS (Collins Career Center)
• Gallia Jackson Vinton JVS (Buckeye Hills Career Center)
• Ohio University - Ironton
• Ohio University - Proctorville
• Tri-State Early College STEM Collaborative

The Lawrence County Auditor's Office has provided the auditor's duplicates in PDF format for your convenience. Adobe Reader is required to view the duplicates.

1850-1859

• 1854_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1855_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1856_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1857_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1858_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1859_LawrenceCounty.pdf

1860-1869

• 1860_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1861_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1862_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1863_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1864_LawrenceCounty.pdf

1880-1889

• 1882_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1883_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1884_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1885_Lawrence.pdf
• 1886_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1887_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1888_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1889_RealEstateLawrenceCounty.pdf

1890-1899

• 1890_RealEstate.pdf
• 1891_TownshipsandIronton.pdf
• 1892_Ironton.pdf
• 1892_Townships.pdf
• 1893_Ironton.pdf
• 1893_Townships.pdf
• 1894_Ironton.pdf
• 1894_Township.pdf
• 1895_Ironton.pdf
• 1895_Townships.pdf
• 1896_Ironton.pdf
• 1896_Townships.pdf
• 1897_Ironton.pdf
• 1897_Townships.pdf
• 1898_Ironton.pdf
• 1898_Township.pdf
• 1899_Ironton.pdf
• 1899_Townships.pdf

1900-1909

• 1900_Ironton.pdf
• 1900_Townships.pdf
• 1901_Ironton.pdf
• 1901_Townships.pdf
• 1902_Ironton.pdf
• 1902_Townships.pdf
• 1903_Ironton.pdf
• 1903_Townships.pdf
• 1904_Ironton.pdf
• 1904_Townships.pdf
• 1905_Ironton.pdf
• 1905_Townships.pdf
• 1906_Ironton.pdf
• 1906_Townships.pdf
• 1907_Ironton.pdf
• 1907_Townships.pdf
• 1908_Ironton.pdf
• 1908_Townships.pdf
• 1909_Ironton.pdf
• 1909_Townships.pdf

1910-1919

• 1910_Ironton.pdf
• 1910_Townships.pdf
• 1911_Ironton.pdf
• 1911_Townships.pdf
• 1912_Ironton.pdf
• 1912_Townships.pdf
• 1913_Ironton.pdf
• 1913_Townships.pdf
• 1914_Ironton.pdf
• 1914_Townships.pdf
• 1915_Ironton.pdf
• 1915_Township.pdf
• 1916_Ironton.pdf
• 1916_Townships.pdf
• 1917_IrontonCity.pdf
• 1917_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1918_Ironton.pdf
• 1918_Townships.pdf
• 1919_Ironton.pdf
• 1919_Township.pdf

1920-1929

• 1920_Ironton.pdf
• 1920_Townships.pdf
• 1921_Ironton.pdf
• 1921_Real.pdf
• 1922_Ironton.pdf
• 1922_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1923_Ironton.pdf
• 1923_Townships.pdf
• 1924_Ironton.pdf
• 1924_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1925_Ironton.pdf
• 1925_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1926_Ironton.pdf
• 1926_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1927_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1927_RealIronton.pdf
• 1928_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1928_Real.pdf
• 1929_Aud.Dup.Real.pdf
• 1929_LawrenceCounty.pdf

1930-1939

• 1930_Ironton.pdf
• 1930_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1931_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1931_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1932_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1932_County.pdf
• 1933_AuditorsDuplicate.pdf
• 1933_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1934_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1934_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1935_Ironton.pdf
• 1935_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1936_City.pdf
• 1936_LawrenceCounty.pdf
• 1937_City.pdf
• 1937_Townships.pdf
• 1938_AidtoPerry_1.pdf
• 1938_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1938_RometoWindsor_2.pdf
• 1939_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1939_LawrenceCounty.pdf

1940-1949

• 1940_AidPerry.pdf
• 1940_City.pdf
• 1940_RomeWindsor.pdf
• 1941_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1941_County.pdf
• 1942_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1942_County.pdf
• 1943_AidtoPerry_1.pdf
• 1943_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1943_RometoWindsor_2.pdf
• 1944_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1944_County.pdf
• 1945_AidtoPerry.pdf
• 1945_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1945_RomeWindsor.pdf
• 1946_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1946_County_1.pdf
• 1946_County_2.pdf
• 1947_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1947_County_1.pdf
• 1947_County_2.pdf
• 1948_1.pdf
• 1948_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1948_County_2.pdf
• 1949_City.pdf
• 1949_County_1.pdf
• 1949_County_2.pdf

1950-1959

• 1950_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1950_County_1.pdf
• 1950_County_2.pdf
• 1951_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1951_County_1.pdf
• 1951_County_2.pdf
• 1952_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1952_County_1.pdf
• 1952_County_2.pdf
• 1953_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1953_County_1.pdf
• 1953_County_2.pdf
• 1954_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1954_County_1.pdf
• 1954_County_2.pdf
• 1955_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1955_County_1.pdf
• 1955_County_2.pdf
• 1956_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1956_County_1.pdf
• 1956_County_2.pdf
• 1957_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1957_County_1.pdf
• 1957_County_2.pdf
• 1958_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1958_County_1.pdf
• 1958_County_2.pdf
• 1959_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1959_County_1.pdf
• 1959_County_2.pdf

1960-1969

• 1960_AidtoFayettetoSouthPointCorp._1.pdf
• 1960_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1960_HamiltontoPerry_2.pdf
• 1960_RomeSymmes_3.pdf
• 1960_Union_4.pdf
• 1960_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1961_AidtoFayetteandSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1961_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1961_HamiltonPerry_2.pdf
• 1961_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1961_UnionTwp_4.pdf
• 1961_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1962_AidtoFayettetoSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1962_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1962_HamiltontoPerry.pdf
• 1962_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1962_Union_4.pdf
• 1962_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1963_AidtoFayetteSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1963_HamiltontoPerry_2.pdf
• 1963_Ironton_10.pdf
• 1963_RomeSymmes_3.pdf
• 1963_Union_4.pdf
• 1963_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1964_AidtoFayetteSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1964_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1964_HamiltontoPerry_2.pdf
• 1964_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1964_Union_4.pdf
• 1964_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1965_AidtoFayetteSouthPointCorp._1.pdf
• 1965_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1965_HamiltonToPerry_2.pdf
• 1965_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1965_UnionTp._4.pdf
• 1965_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1966_AidtoFayetteSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1966_CityofIronton_6.pdf
• 1966_HamiltontoPerry_2.pdf
• 1966_RomestoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1966_Union_4.pdf
• 1966_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1967_AuditorsDuplicate_1.pdf
• 1967_CityofIronton_6.pdf
• 1967_HamiltontoPerry_2.pdf
• 1967_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1967_UnionTwp._4.pdf
• 1967_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1968_AidtoFayetteSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1968_CityofIronton_6.pdf
• 1968_HamiltontoPerry_2.pdf
• 1968_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1968_UnionTPandProctervilleCorp_4.pdf
• 1968_UppertoWindsorandCoalGroveCorp._5.pdf
• 1969_AidtoFayetteSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1969_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1969_HamiltontoPerry_2.pdf
• 1969_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1969_UnionTp.ProctervilleCorp._4.pdf
• 1969_UppertoWindsorCoalGroveCorp._5.pdf

1970-1979

• 1970_AidtoFayetteSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1970_CityofIronton.pdf
• 1970_HamiltontoPerry_2.pdf
• 1970_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1970_Union&ProctervilleCorp._4.pdf
• 1970_UppertoWindsor_5.pdf
• 1971_AidFayetteSo.PointCorp._1.pdf
• 1971_HamiltonPerry_2.pdf
• 1971_RomeSymmes_3.pdf
• 1971_UnionTp.ProctervilleCorp._4.pdf
• 1971_UpperWindsorCoalGroveCorp._5.pdf
• 1971CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1972_AidtoElizabethSo.PointCorp._1.pdf
• 1972_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1972_FayetteTp._2.pdf
• 1972_HamiltonPerry_3.pdf
• 1972_RomeSymmes_4.pdf
• 1972_UnionTp.ProctervilleCorp._5.pdf
• 1972_Upper-WindsorCoalGroveCorp._6.pdf
• 1973_AidElizabethSo.PointCorp._1.pdf
• 1973_CityofIronton&Annex_7.pdf
• 1973_FayetteTp._2.pdf
• 1973_HamiltonPerry_3.pdf
• 1973_RomeSymmes_4.pdf
• 1973_UnionTp.ProctervilleCorp._5.pdf
• 1973_UpperWindsorCoalGroveCorp._6.pdf
• 1974_AidtoElizabethSouthPointCorp_1.pdf
• 1974_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1974_FayetteTp._2.pdf
• 1974_HamiltontoPerry_3.pdf
• 1974_RometoSymmes_4.pdf
• 1974_UnionTp.ProctervilleCorp._5.pdf
• 1974_UppertoWindsorCoalGroveCorp._6.pdf
• 1975_AidtoElizabethSouthPointCorp._1.pdf
• 1975_CityofIronton&Annex_7.pdf
• 1975_FayetteTp._2.pdf
• 1975_HamiltontoPerry_3.pdf
• 1975_RomeToSymmes_4.pdf
• 1975_UnionTp.ProctorvilleCorp._5.pdf
• 1975_UpperToWindsor_6.pdf
• 1976_AidtoElizabethSouthPT.Corp._1.pdf
• 1976_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1976_FayetteTp._2.pdf
• 1976_HamiltontoPerry_6.pdf
• 1976_RometoSymmes_4.pdf
• 1976_UnionTP.ProctervilleCorp_5.pdf
• 1976_UppertoWindsorCoalGroveCorp._3.pdf
• 1977_AidtoElizabeth&So.PointCorp._1.pdf
• 1977_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1977_FayetteTp._4.pdf
• 1977_HamiltonPerry_2.pdf
• 1977_RomeSymmes_3.pdf
• 1977_UnionTp.ProctervilleCorp_5.pdf
• 1977_UpperWindsorCoalGroveCorp_6.pdf
• 1978_AidtoElizabethSo.PointCorp._1.pdf
• 1978_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1978_FayetteTp._2.pdf
• 1978_HamiltonPerry_4.pdf
• 1978_RomeSymmes_5.pdf
• 1978_UnionTp.ProctorvilleCorp._3.pdf
• 1978_UpperWindsorCoalGroveCorp_6.pdf
• 1979_AidtoElizabethSo.PointCorp._2.pdf
• 1979_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1979_FayetteTp._3.pdf
• 1979_HamiltontoPerry_1.pdf
• 1979_RometoSymmes_6.pdf
• 1979_UnionTP.ProctervilleCorp._4.pdf
• 1979_UppertoWindsorCoalGroaveCorp._5.pdf

1980-1989

• 1980_AidToElizabethSo.PointCorp._1.pdf
• 1980_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1980_FayetteTownship_2.pdf
• 1980_HamiltontoPerry_5.pdf
• 1980_RometoSymmes_3.pdf
• 1980_UnionTwp.&ProctorvilleCorp._6.pdf
• 1980_UpperToWindsor&CoalGroveCorp._4.pdf
• 1981_AidtoElizabeth_1.pdf
• 1981_CityofIronton&Annex.pdf
• 1981_FayetteTownship_2.pdf
• 1981_HamiltontoPerry_3_Part1.pdf
• 1981_HamiltontoPerry_3_Part2.pdf
• 1981_RometoSymmes_4.pdf
• 1981_UnionProctorvilleCorp_5.pdf
• 1981_UppertoWindsorCoalGroveCorp_6.pdf
• 1982_AidDecaturElizabeth_1.pdf
• 1982_Fayette2_5,6,7.pdf
• 1982_HamiltonLawrenceMason3_8-13.pdf
• 1982_Ironton_10,30,34-37.pdf
• 1982_Perry4_14-17.pdf
• 1982_RomeSymmes5_18-21.pdf
• 1982_Union_23-26.pdf
• 1982_Upper7_27-29.pdf
• 1982_WashingtonWindsor9_31-33.pdf
• 1983_AidDecaturElizabeth1_1-4.pdf
• 1983_Fayette2_5-7.pdf
• 1983_HamiltonLawrenceMason3_8-13.pdf
• 1983_Ironton_9.pdf
• 1983_Perry4_14-16.pdf
• 1983_RomeSymmes_18-22.pdf
• 1983_Union_23-26.pdf
• 1983_Upper6_27-29.pdf
• 1983_WashingtonWindsor_31-33.pdf
• 1985_AidS.V.S.D.R.H.S.D.DecaturR.H.S.D.ElizabethR.H.S.D._1.pdf
• 1985_AthaliaSymmesChesapeakeProctorville_8.pdf
• 1985_FayetteD.B.S.D.DeltaS.D._2.pdf
• 1985_IrontonWards1&2_13.pdf
• 1985_IrontonWards3&4Annex_14.pdf
• 1985_LawrenceD.B.S.D.R.H.S.D.MasonS.V.S.D._4.pdf
• 1985_PerryD.B.S.D.SouthPointD.B.S.D._5.pdf
• 1985_RomeF.S.D.Book1_6.pdf
• 1985_RomeF.S.D.Book2_7.pdf
• 1985_SouthPointCorp.HamiltonR.H.S.D.HangingRockCorp._3.pdf
• 1985_UnionC.S.D.Book1_9.pdf
• 1985_UnionC.S.D.Book2_10.pdf
• 1985_UpperR.H.S.D.IrontonS.D.CoalGroveCorp._11.pdf
• 1985_WashingtonO.H.S.D.WindsorS.V.S.D.FairlandS.D._12.pdf
• 1986_AidS.V.S.D.R.H.S.D.DecaturR.H.S.D.ElizabethR.H.S.D._1.pdf
• 1986_AthaliaSymmesChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_10.pdf
• 1986_FayetteD.B.S.D.DeltaS.D._2.pdf
• 1986_IrontonWards1&2_13.pdf
• 1986_IrontonWards3&4&Annex_14.pdf
• 1986_LawrenceDBSD,RHSDMasonSVSD_4.pdf
• 1986_PerryDBSDSouthPointDBSD_5.pdf
• 1986_RomeF.S.D.Book1_6.pdf
• 1986_RomeF.S.D.Book2_7.pdf
• 1986_SouthPointCorp.HamiltonR.H.S.D.HangingRockCorp._3.pdf
• 1986_UnionC.S.D.Book1_8.pdf
• 1986_UnionC.S.D.Book2_9.pdf
• 1986_UpperR.H.S.D.IrontonS.D.CoalGroveCorp._11.pdf
• 1986_WashingtonO.H.S.D.WindsorS.V.S.D.FairlandS.D.pdf
• 1987_1st&2ndWard_10,30-34.pdf
• 1987_3rd&4thWard_35-36.pdf
• 1987_4thWard&Annex_36.pdf
• 1987_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1987_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1987_ElizabethFayetteD.B._4-5.pdf
• 1987_Fayette1_6.pdf
• 1987_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1987_HamiltonLawrence_8-9,11-12.pdf
• 1987_Mason_13.pdf
• 1987_Perry_14.pdf
• 1987_Perry9_15.pdf
• 1987_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1987_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1987_RomeAthalia3_18-19.pdf
• 1987_SouthPointCorp_7-16.pdf
• 1987_SymmesUnion_20-21,22-23.pdf
• 1987_Union2_23.pdf
• 1987_Union3_23.pdf
• 1987_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1987_UpperCoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1987_WindsorWashington_31,32-33.pdf
• 1988_1st&2ndWard_10,30-34.pdf
• 1988_3rdWard&4thWard_35-36.pdf
• 1988_4thWard&Annex_36.pdf
• 1988_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1988_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1988_ElizabethFayetteD.B._4-5.pdf
• 1988_Fayette1_6.pdf
• 1988_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1988_HamiltonLawrence_8-9,11-12.pdf
• 1988_Mason_13.pdf
• 1988_Perry_14.pdf
• 1988_Perry_15.pdf
• 1988_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1988_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1988_RomeAthalia3_18-19.pdf
• 1988_SouthPointCorp._7-16.pdf
• 1988_SymmesUnion_20-21,22-23.pdf
• 1988_Union2_23.pdf
• 1988_Union3_23.pdf
• 1988_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1988_UpperCoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1988_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1989_1st&2ndWard_10,30-34.pdf
• 1989_3rd&4thWard_35-36.pdf
• 1989_4thWard&Annex_36.pdf
• 1989_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1989_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1989_ElizabethFayetteD.B_4-5.pdf
• 1989_Fayette1_6.pdf
• 1989_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1989_HamiltonLawrence_8-9,11-12.pdf
• 1989_Mason_13.pdf
• 1989_Perry_14.pdf
• 1989_Perry_15.pdf
• 1989_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1989_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1989_RomeAthalia3_18-19.pdf
• 1989_SouthPointCorp._7-16.pdf
• 1989_SymmesUnion_20-21,22-23.pdf
• 1989_Union2_23.pdf
• 1989_Union3_23.pdf
• 1989_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1989_UpperCoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1989_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf

1990-1999

• 1990_1stWard2ndWard_10,30-34.pdf
• 1990_3rdWard&Annex_35-37.pdf
• 1990_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1990_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1990_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1990_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1990_FayetteBook1_5-6.pdf
• 1990_FayetteBook2_6.pdf
• 1990_HamiltonLawrence_8-9,11-12.pdf
• 1990_Mason_13.pdf
• 1990_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1990_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1990_RomeAthaliaBook3_18-19.pdf
• 1990_RomeBook1_18.pdf
• 1990_RomeBook2_18.pdf
• 1990_SouthPointCorp_7-16.pdf
• 1990_Symmes_20-21-22.pdf
• 1990_UnionBook1_23.pdf
• 1990_UnionBook2_23.pdf
• 1990_UpperCoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1990_UpperRH_27-28.pdf
• 1990_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1991_1stWard_10-30.pdf
• 1991_2ndWard3rdWardAnnex_34,35-37.pdf
• 1991_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1991_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1991_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1991_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1991_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1991_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1991_HamiltonLawrence_8-9,11-12.pdf
• 1991_Mason_13.pdf
• 1991_PerryDawson-Bryant_14.pdf
• 1991_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1991_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1991_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1991_Rome3Athalia_18-19.pdf
• 1991_SouthPointCorp._7-16.pdf
• 1991_Symmes_20-21-22.pdf
• 1991_Union1_23.pdf
• 1991_Union2_23.pdf
• 1991_UpperCoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1991_UpperRH_27-28.pdf
• 1991_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1992_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37.pdf
• 1992_2ndWard3rdWard_34-35.pdf
• 1992_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1992_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1992_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 1992_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1992_CoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1992_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1992_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1992_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1992_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 1992_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 1992_Mason_13.pdf
• 1992_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1992_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1992_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1992_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1992_Rome3_18.pdf
• 1992_SouthPointCorp._7-16.pdf
• 1992_Union1_23.pdf
• 1992_Union2_23.pdf
• 1992_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1992_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1993_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37.pdf
• 1993_2ndWard3rdWard_34-35.pdf
• 1993_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1993_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1993_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 1993_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1993_CoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1993_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1993_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1993_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1993_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 1993_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 1993_Mason_13.pdf
• 1993_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1993_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1993_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1993_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1993_Rome3_18.pdf
• 1993_SouthPointCorp._7-16.pdf
• 1993_Union1_23.pdf
• 1993_Union2_23.pdf
• 1993_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1993_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1994_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37.pdf
• 1994_2nd&3rdWard_34-35.pdf
• 1994_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1994_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1994_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 1994_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1994_CoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1994_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1994_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1994_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1994_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 1994_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 1994_Mason_13.pdf
• 1994_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1994_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1994_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1994_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1994_Rome3_18.pdf
• 1994_SouthPointCorp_7-16.pdf
• 1994_Union1_23.pdf
• 1994_Union2_23.pdf
• 1994_Union3_23.pdf
• 1994_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1994_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1995_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37.pdf
• 1995_2nd&3rdWard_34-35.pdf
• 1995_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1995_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1995_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 1995_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1995_CoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1995_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1995_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1995_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1995_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 1995_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 1995_Mason_13.pdf
• 1995_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1995_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1995_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1995_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1995_Rome3_18.pdf
• 1995_SouthPointCorp._7-16.pdf
• 1995_Union1_23.pdf
• 1995_Union2_23.pdf
• 1995_Union3_23.pdf
• 1995_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1995_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1996_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37.pdf
• 1996_2nd&3rdWard_34-35.pdf
• 1996_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1996_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1996_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 1996_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1996_CoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1996_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1996_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1996_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1996_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 1996_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 1996_Mason_13.pdf
• 1996_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1996_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1996_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1996_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1996_Rome3_18.pdf
• 1996_SouthPointCorp_7-16.pdf
• 1996_Union1_23.pdf
• 1996_Union2_23.pdf
• 1996_Union3_23.pdf
• 1996_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1996_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1997_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37.pdf
• 1997_2nd&3rdWard_34-35.pdf
• 1997_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1997_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1997_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 1997_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1997_CoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1997_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1997_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1997_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1997_Fayette3_6.pdf
• 1997_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 1997_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 1997_Mason_13.pdf
• 1997_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1997_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1997_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1997_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1997_Rome3_18.pdf
• 1997_SouthPointCorp._7-16.pdf
• 1997_Union1_23.pdf
• 1997_Union2_23.pdf
• 1997_Union3_23.pdf
• 1997_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1997_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1998_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37.pdf
• 1998_2nd&3rdWard_34-35.pdf
• 1998_4thWard_36.pdf
• 1998_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1998_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 1998_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1998_CoalGrove_17-29.pdf
• 1998_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1998_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1998_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1998_Fayette3_6.pdf
• 1998_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 1998_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 1998_Mason_13.pdf
• 1998_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1998_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1998_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1998_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1998_Rome3_18.pdf
• 1998_SouthPointCorp_7-16.pdf
• 1998_Union1_23.pdf
• 1998_Union2_23.pdf
• 1998_Union3_23.pdf
• 1998_Upper_27-28.pdf
• 1998_WashingtonWindsor_31,32-33.pdf
• 1999_1stWardAnnex-10,30-37.pdf
• 1999_2ndWard_34.pdf
• 1999_3rdWard_35.pdf
• 1999_4thWard1_36.pdf
• 1999_4thWard2_36.pdf
• 1999_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 1999_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 1999_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 1999_CoalGroaveWashington_17-29,31.pdf
• 1999_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 1999_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 1999_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 1999_Fayette3_6.pdf
• 1999_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 1999_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 1999_Mason_13.pdf
• 1999_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 1999_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 1999_Rome1_18.pdf
• 1999_Rome2_18.pdf
• 1999_Rome3_18.pdf
• 1999_Rome4_18.pdf
• 1999_SouthPointCorp_7-16.pdf
• 1999_Union1_23.pdf
• 1999_Union2_23.pdf
• 1999_Union3_23.pdf
• 1999_Union4_23.pdf
• 1999_Upper1_27.pdf
• 1999_Upper2_27-28.pdf
• 1999_Windsor1_32.pdf
• 1999_Windsor2_32-33.pdf

2000-2009

• 2000_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37.pdf
• 2000_2ndWard_34.pdf
• 2000_3rdWard_35.pdf
• 2000_4thWard1_36.pdf
• 2000_4thWard2_36.pdf
• 2000_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 2000_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 2000_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 2000_CoalGroveWashington_17-29,31.pdf
• 2000_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 2000_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 2000_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 2000_Fayette3_6.pdf
• 2000_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 2000_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 2000_Mason_13.pdf
• 2000_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 2000_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 2000_Rome1_18.pdf
• 2000_Rome2_18.pdf
• 2000_Rome3_18.pdf
• 2000_Rome4_18.pdf
• 2000_SouthPointCorp_7-16.pdf
• 2000_Union1_23.pdf
• 2000_Union2_23.pdf
• 2000_Union3_23.pdf
• 2000_Union4_23.pdf
• 2000_Upper1_27.pdf
• 2000_Upper2_27-28.pdf
• 2000_Windsor1_32.pdf
• 2000_Windsor2_32-33.pdf
• 2001_1stWardAnnex_10,30-37-38.pdf
• 2001_2ndWard_34.pdf
• 2001_3rdWard_35.pdf
• 2001_4thWard1_36.pdf
• 2001_4thWard2_36.pdf
• 2001_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 2001_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 2001_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25,26.pdf
• 2001_CoalGroveWashington_17,29-31.pdf
• 2001_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 2001_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 2001_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 2001_Fayette3_6.pdf
• 2001_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 2001_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 2001_Mason_13.pdf
• 2001_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 2001_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 2001_Rome1_18.pdf
• 2001_Rome2_18.pdf
• 2001_Rome3_18.pdf
• 2001_Rome4_18.pdf
• 2001_SouthPointCorp_7,16-39.pdf
• 2001_Union1_23.pdf
• 2001_Union2_23.pdf
• 2001_Union3_23.pdf
• 2001_Union4_23.pdf
• 2001_Upper1_27.pdf
• 2001_Upper2_27-28.pdf
• 2001_Windsor1_32.pdf
• 2001_Windsor2_32-33.pdf
• 2002_1stWardAnnex_10-30,37-38.pdf
• 2002_2ndWard_34.pdf
• 2002_3rdWard_35.pdf
• 2002_4thWard_2_36.pdf
• 2002_4thWard1_36.pdf
• 2002_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 2002_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 2002_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 2002_CoalGroveWashington_17,29-31.pdf
• 2002_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 2002_Fayette1_5-6.pdf
• 2002_Fayette2_6.pdf
• 2002_Fayette3_6.pdf
• 2002_HamiltonHangingRock_8-9.pdf
• 2002_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 2002_Mason_13.pdf
• 2002_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 2002_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 2002_Rome1_18.pdf
• 2002_Rome2_18.pdf
• 2002_Rome3_18.pdf
• 2002_Rome4_18.pdf
• 2002_SouthPointCorp_7,16-39.pdf
• 2002_Union1_23.pdf
• 2002_Union2_23.pdf
• 2002_Union3_23.pdf
• 2002_Union4_23.pdf
• 2002_Upper1_27.pdf
• 2002_Upper2_27-28.pdf
• 2002_Windsor1_32.pdf
• 2002_Windsor2_32-33.pdf
• 2003_1stWardAnnex_10-30,37-38.pdf
• 2003_2ndWard_34.pdf
• 2003_3rdWard_35.pdf
• 2003_4thWardVol.1_36.pdf
• 2003_4thWardVol.2_36.pdf
• 2003_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 2003_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 2003_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville24_25-26.pdf
• 2003_CoalGroveWashington_17,29-31.pdf
• 2003_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 2003_FayetteVol.1_5-6.pdf
• 2003_FayetteVol.2_6.pdf
• 2003_FayetteVol.3_6.pdf
• 2003_HangingRockHamilton_8-9.pdf
• 2003_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 2003_Mason_13.pdf
• 2003_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 2003_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 2003_RomeVol.1_18.pdf
• 2003_RomeVol.2_18.pdf
• 2003_RomeVol.3_18.pdf
• 2003_RomeVol.4_18.pdf
• 2003_SouthPointCorp.pdf
• 2003_UnionVol.1_23.pdf
• 2003_UnionVol.2_23.pdf
• 2003_UnionVol.3_23.pdf
• 2003_UnionVol.4_23.pdf
• 2003_UpperVol.1_27.pdf
• 2003_UpperVol.2_27-28.pdf
• 2003_WindsorVol.1_32.pdf
• 2003_WindsorVol.2_32-33.pdf
• 2004_1stWardAnnex_10-30,37-38.pdf
• 2004_2ndWard34.pdf
• 2004_3rdWard_35.pdf
• 2004_4thWardVol.1_36.pdf
• 2004_4thWardVol.2_36.pdf
• 2004_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 2004_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 2004_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville24,25-26.pdf
• 2004_CoalGroveWashington_17,29-31.pdf
• 2004_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 2004_FayetteVol.1_5-6.pdf
• 2004_FayetteVol.2_6.pdf
• 2004_FayetteVol.3_6.pdf
• 2004_HangingRockHamilton_8-9.pdf
• 2004_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 2004_Mason_13.pdf
• 2004_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 2004_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 2004_RomeVol.1_18.pdf
• 2004_RomeVol.2_18.pdf
• 2004_RomeVol.3_18.pdf
• 2004_RomeVol.4_18.pdf
• 2004_SouthPointCorp.pdf
• 2004_UnionVol.1_23.pdf
• 2004_UnionVol.2_23.pdf
• 2004_UnionVol.3_23.pdf
• 2004_UnionVol.4_23.pdf
• 2004_UpperVol.1_27.pdf
• 2004_UpperVol.2_27-28.pdf
• 2004_WindsorVol.1_32.pdf
• 2004_WindsorVol.2_32-33.pdf
• 2005_1stWardAnnex_10-30,37-38.pdf
• 2005_2ndWard_34.pdf
• 2005_3rdWard_35.pdf
• 2005_4thWardVol.1_36.pdf
• 2005_4thWardVol.2_36.pdf
• 2005_AidDecatur_1,2-3.pdf
• 2005_AthaliaSymmes_19-20,21-22.pdf
• 2005_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville_24,25-26.pdf
• 2005_CoalGroveWashington_17,29-31.pdf
• 2005_Elizabeth_4.pdf
• 2005_FayetteVol.1_5-6.pdf
• 2005_FayetteVol.2_6.pdf
• 2005_FayetteVol.3_6.pdf
• 2005_HangingRockHamilton_8-9.pdf
• 2005_Lawrence_11-12.pdf
• 2005_Mason_13.pdf
• 2005_PerryDawsonBryant_14.pdf
• 2005_PerryDelta_15.pdf
• 2005_RomeVol.1_18.pdf
• 2005_RomeVol.2_18.pdf
• 2005_RomeVol.3_18.pdf
• 2005_RomeVol.4_18.pdf
• 2005_SouthPointCorp_7,16-39.pdf
• 2005_UnionVol.1_23.pdf
• 2005_UnionVol.2_23.pdf
• 2005_UnionVol.3_23.pdf
• 2005_UnionVol.4_23.pdf
• 2005_UpperVol.1_27.pdf
• 2005_UpperVol.2_27-28.pdf
• 2005_WindsorVol.1_32.pdf
• 2005_WindsorVol.2_32-33.pdf
• 2006_1stWard.pdf
• 2006_2ndWard.pdf
• 2006_3rdWard.pdf
• 2006_4thWard1.pdf
• 2006_4thWard2Annex.pdf
• 2006_AidDecatur.pdf
• 2006_AthaliaSymmes.pdf
• 2006_ChesapeakeFairlandProctorville.pdf
• 2006_CoalGroveWashington.pdf
• 2006_Elizabeth.pdf
• 2006_Fayette1.pdf
• 2006_Fayette2.pdf
• 2006_Fayette3.pdf
• 2006_HangingRockHamilton.pdf
• 2006_Lawrence.pdf
• 2006_Mason.pdf
• 2006_PerryDawsonBryant.pdf
• 2006_PerryDelta.pdf
• 2006_Rome1.pdf
• 2006_Rome2.pdf
• 2006_Rome3.pdf
• 2006_Rome4.pdf
• 2006_SouthPointCorp.pdf
• 2006_Union1.pdf
• 2006_Union2.pdf
• 2006_Union3.pdf
• 2006_Union4.pdf
• 2006_Upper1.pdf
• 2006_Upper2.pdf
• 2006_Windsor1.pdf
• 2006_Windsor2.pdf
• 2007_1stWard.pdf
• 2007_2ndWard3rdWard.pdf
• 2007_4thWard1.pdf
• 2007_4thWard2Annex.pdf
• 2007_AidDecatur.pdf
• 2007_ChesapeakeCorp.UnionProctorvilleCorp.pdf
• 2007_CoalGroveCorp.pdf
• 2007_Elizabeth.pdf
• 2007_Fayette1.pdf
• 2007_Fayette2.pdf
• 2007_Fayette3HamiltonHangingRockCorp.pdf
• 2007_Lawrence.pdf
• 2007_Mason.pdf
• 2007_PerryDawsonBryant.pdf
• 2007_PerryDelta.pdf
• 2007_Rome1.pdf
• 2007_Rome2.pdf
• 2007_Rome3AthaliaCorp.pdf
• 2007_SouthPointCorp.pdf
• 2007_Symmes.pdf
• 2007_Union1.pdf
• 2007_Union2.pdf
• 2007_Union3.pdf
• 2007_Upper1.pdf
• 2007_Upper2.pdf
• 2007_WashingtonWindsor.pdf
• 2008_1stWard.pdf
• 2008_2ndWard3rdWard.pdf
• 2008_4thWard1.pdf
• 2008_4thWard2Annex.pdf
• 2008_AidDecatur.pdf
• 2008_ChesapeakeCorp.UnionProctorvilleCorp.pdf
• 2008_CoalGroveCorp.pdf
• 2008_Elizabeth.pdf
• 2008_Fayette1.pdf
• 2008_Fayette2.pdf
• 2008_HamiltonHangingRockCorp.pdf
• 2008_Lawrence.pdf
• 2008_Mason.pdf
• 2008_PerryDawsonBryant.pdf
• 2008_PerryDelta.pdf
• 2008_Rome1.pdf
• 2008_Rome2.pdf
• 2008_Rome3AthaliaCorp.pdf
• 2008_SouthPointCorp.pdf
• 2008_Symmes.pdf
• 2008_Union1.pdf
• 2008_Union2.pdf
• 2008_Union3.pdf
• 2008_Upper1.pdf
• 2008_Upper2.pdf
• 2008_WashingtonWindsor.pdf
• 2009_1stWard.pdf
• 2009_2ndWard_3rdWard.pdf
• 2009_4thWard1.pdf
• 2009_4thWard2Annex.pdf
• 2009_AidDecatur.pdf
• 2009_ChesapeakeCorp.,Union,ProctorvilleCorp.pdf
• 2009_CoalGroveCorp.pdf
• 2009_Elizabeth.pdf
• 2009_Fayette1.pdf
• 2009_Fayette2.pdf
• 2009_HamiltonHangingRockCorp.pdf
• 2009_Lawrence.pdf
• 2009_Mason.pdf
• 2009_PerryDawsonBryant.pdf
• 2009_PerryDelta.pdf
• 2009_Rome1.pdf
• 2009_Rome2.pdf
• 2009_Rome3AthaliaCorp.pdf
• 2009_SouthPointCorp.pdf
• 2009_Symmes.pdf
• 2009_Union1.pdf
• 2009_Union2.pdf
• 2009_Union3.pdf
• 2009_Upper1.pdf
• 2009_Upper2.pdf
• 2009_WashingtonWindsor.pdf

Lawrence County’s 2024 Top Dog Contest Winner Announced

December 5, 2023

CHESAPEAKE, OH - Bentley, a Boxer mix owned by Chesapeake Elementary 5^th Grader, Kendall Moore, has been named Lawrence County’s Top Dog for 2024 in a contest sponsored by the Lawrence County Auditor’s Office.

Lawrence County Auditor, Paul David Knipp presented the Top Dog trophy and the “Top Dog” 2024 dog tag at a ceremony on Tuesday, December 5, 2023, at Chesapeake Elementary School.

In an effort to increase participation in dog licensing in Lawrence County, the Auditor’s Office sponsored a contest for Lawrence County children in the 3^rd, 4^th or 5^th Grade to nominate a special dog to be named “LAWRENCE COUNTY’S TOP DOG for 2024.”

Participating schools this year were Chesapeake Elementary, Fairland West Elementary, Symmes Valley Elementary and Dawson-Bryant Elementary.

We had 122 children throughout the county that entered the contest by submitting a brief hand-written essay explaining why their dog should be considered the “TOP DOG” in Lawrence County.  The Auditor’s Office then judged the entries submitted.

Lawrence County Auditor, Paul David Knipp, said “This contest is a fun way to increase dog tag sales in Lawrence County, and it also helps kids show pride in their pet by being responsible dog owners.”

“I really appreciate the kids who took time to submit an essay.  We have some great dogs in Lawrence County.  It is fun to hear what young owners have to say about their dogs.”

2024 Dog Tags are on sale. Tags are available at our remote vendors listed on: https://lawrencecountyauditor.org

Tags at the auditor’s office cost $16 for the year. At the other locations, the cost is $16 (additional fees apply).

Tags may also be purchased online at this website: http://www.doglicenses.us/oh/lawrence/

                                                                                                  Lawrence County’s 2024 Top Dog Contest Results

Lawrence County’s 2024 Top Dog:   

Kendall Moore and her dog Bentley, Chesapeake Elementary School

 

Lawrence County’s 2024 Top Dog Runner Up:

Braelynn Gregor and her dog Hank Pickles, Fairland West Elementary School

 

Lawrence County’s 2024 Honorable Mention:

Millee Holland and her dog Alfie, Symmes Valley Elementary School

Lawrence County’s 2023 Top Dog Contest Winner Announced

December 6, 2022

ROME TOWNSHIP - Onyx, a Belgian Malinois owned by Fairland West Elementary 5^th Grader, Maggie Kemble, has been named Lawrence County’s Top Dog for 2023 in a contest sponsored by the Lawrence County Auditor’s Office.

Lawrence County Auditor, Paul David Knipp presented the Top Dog trophy and the “Top Dog” 2023 dog tag at a ceremony on Tuesday, December 6, 2022, at Fairland West Elementary School.

In an effort to increase participation in dog licensing in Lawrence County, the Auditor’s Office sponsored a contest for Lawrence County children in the 3^rd, 4^th or 5^th Grade to nominate a special dog to be named “LAWRENCE COUNTY’S TOP DOG for 2023.”

Participating schools this year were Chesapeake Elementary, Dawson Bryant Elementary, Fairland Elementary, South Point Elementary, Symmes Valley Elementary and St. Lawrence Elementary.

Nearly 300 children throughout the county entered the contest by submitting a brief hand-written essay explaining why their dog should be considered the “TOP DOG” in Lawrence County.  The Auditor’s Office then judged the entries submitted.

Lawrence County Auditor, Paul David Knipp, said “This contest is a fun way to increase dog tag sales in Lawrence County, and it also helps kids show pride in their pet by being responsible dog owners.”

“I really appreciate the kids who took time to submit an essay.  We have some great dogs in Lawrence County.  It is fun to hear what young owners have to say about their dogs.”

2023 Dog Tags are on sale. Tags are available at our remote vendors listed on: https://lawrencecountyauditor.org

Tags at the auditor’s office cost $16 for the year. At the other locations, the cost is $16 (additional fees apply).

Tags may also be purchased online at this website: http://www.doglicenses.us/oh/lawrence/

                                                                                            Lawrence County’s 2023 Top Dog Contest Results

Lawrence County’s 2023 Top Dog:   

Maggie Kemble and her dog Onyx, Fairland West Elementary

 

Lawrence County’s 2023 Honorable Mention:

Sophie Kimble and her cat Luna, Fairland West Elementary

 

Lawrence County’s 2023 Top Dog Runner Up:

Blayne Thompson and his dog Haven, Deering Elementary, Dawson-Bryant Local Schools

Lawrence County’s 2022 Top Dog Contest Winner Announced

December 10, 2021

SOUTH POINT - Mia, the Great Dane owned by South Point Elementary 4^th Grader, Ella Spaulding, has been named Lawrence County’s Top Dog for 2022 in a contest sponsored by the Lawrence County Auditor’s Office.

Lawrence County Auditor, Paul David Knipp presented the “Top Dog” trophy at a ceremony on Monday, December 6, 2022 at South Point Elementary School.

In an effort to increase participation in dog licensing in Lawrence County, the Auditor’s Office sponsored a contest for Lawrence County children in the 3^rd, 4^th or 5^th Grade to nominate a special dog to be named “LAWRENCE COUNTY’S TOP DOG for 2022.”

Participating schools this year were Dawson Bryant Elementary, Fairland Elementary, South Point Elementary, St. Lawrence Elementary, and Symmes Valley Elementary.

Nearly 100 children throughout the county entered the contest by submitting a brief hand-written essay explaining why their dog should be considered the “TOP DOG” in Lawrence County.  The Auditor’s Office then judged the entries submitted.

Lawrence County Auditor, Paul David Knipp, said “This contest is a fun way to increase dog tag sales in Lawrence County, and it also helps kids show pride in their pet by being responsible dog owners.”

“I really appreciate the kids who took time to submit an essay.  We have some great dogs in Lawrence County.  It is fun to hear what young owners have to say about their dogs.”

·         2022 Dog Tags are on sale now through the end of January at the Auditor’s Office. Tags are also available at our remote vendors listed at: https://www.lawrencecountyauditor.org/media/10868/2022-dog-tag-vendors.pdf

Tags at the auditor’s office cost $16 for the year. At the other locations, the cost is $17.

Tags may also be purchased online at this website: http://www.doglicenses.us/oh/lawrence/

  

Lawrence County’s 2022 Top Dog Contest Results

Lawrence County’s 2022 Top Dog:   

Ella Spaulding, South Point Elementary School

Lawrence County’s 2022 Top Dog Runner Up:

Kyle Lucas, Fairland Elementary School

Tax Rates by Tax Set

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Personal Property Tax Rates

Calendar Year 2013

Calendar Year 2012

Calendar Year 2011

Calendar Year 2009

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Real Property

2023 Pay 2024 1st Half Settlement Report	2023 Pay 2024 2nd Half Settlement Report
2022 Pay 2023 1st Half Settlement Report	2022 Pay 2023 2nd Half Settlement Report
2021 Pay 2022 1st Half Settlement Report	2021 Pay 2022 2nd Half Settlement Report

Manufactured Homes

2024 Pay 2024 1st Half Settlement Report	2024 Pay 2024 2nd Half Settlement Report
2023 Pay 2023 1st Half Settlement Report	2023 Pay 2023 2nd Half Settlement Report
2022 Pay 2022 1st Half Settlement Report	2022 Pay 2022 2nd Half Settlement Report

Rollback Credit Admin Fee Breakdown

2023 Pay 2024 1st Half Rollback Credit Admin Fee Breakdown

2023 Pay 2024 2nd Half Rollback Credit Admin Fee Breakdown

Cigarette Settlement

2024 Cigarette Settlement

Paul David Knipp, Auditor | Tresa Baker, Treasurer | Brigham M. Anderson, Prosecutor

2024 Lawrence County Budget Commission Schedule

01/17/2024       07/17/2024

02/21/2024       08/21/2024

03/20/2024      09/18/2024

04/17/2024       10/16/2024

05/15/2024       11/27/2024

06/26/2024       12/30/2024

*All meetings are held at 1:00 PM in the Lawrence County Auditor's Conference Room (111 S. 4th St. | Ironton, OH 45638 | 2nd Floor Courthouse). Dates and times subject to change with proper public notice.*

2025 Lawrence County Budget Commission Schedule

01/15/2025       07/16/2025

02/19/2025       08/20/2025

03/19/2025      09/17/2025

04/16/2025       10/15/2025

05/21/2025       11/26/2025

06/18/2025       12/31/2025

*All meetings are held at 1:00 PM in the Lawrence County Auditor's Conference Room (111 S. 4th St. | Ironton, OH 45638 | 2nd Floor Courthouse). Dates and times subject to change with proper public notice.*

* Comments will be taken at the December 30th, 2024 meeting about the Local Government Fund distribution in accordance with ORC 5747.51 & 5747.53*

Alternative Tax Budgets

Municipality Tax Budget

Township Tax Budget

School District Tax Budget

Assessed Values

2023 Pay 2024 Assessed Values

2022 Pay 2023 Assessed Values

Local Government

2025 LGF Estimate

2025 Local Library Estimate

2024 LGF Estimate

2024 Local Library Estimate

2024 Budget Commission Calendars

School Districts

Townships/Municipalities

Tax Levy Information

Levies Expiring in Tax Year 2023 (Calendar Year 2024)

Entity Name	Current Tax Rate	Levy Purpose	Initial Levy Year	Length (Years)	Status
Symmes Valley Local School District	0.50	Classroom Facilities	2001	23	Non Renewable
Elizabeth Township	1.00	Fire & EMS	2004	5	Passed 11-05-2024
Upper Township (excluding Ironton & Coal Grove Corps.)	2.00	Fire & EMS	1999	5	Passed 11-05-2024
Windsor Township	1.00	Fire	2005	5	Passed 03-19-2024
Village of Chesapeake	1.50	Fire	1999	5	Passed 11-07-2023
Village of South Point	3.00	Current Expense	2019	5	Passed 03-19-2024

 Current Non-Expiring Levies on the 11/05/2024 Ballot  (1st Collected in 2025)

Entity Name	Proposed Tax Rate	Levy Purpose	Initial Levy Year	Length (Years)	Status
Fairland Local School District	4.90	Emergency	2024 Pay 2025	10	Failed 11-05-2024
Village of South Point	2.00	Replacement for Fire Levy	2024 Pay 2025	Continuous	Passed 11-05-2024

Levies Expiring in Tax Year 2024 (Calendar Year 2025)

Entity Name	Current Tax Rate	Levy Purpose	Initial Levy Year	Length (Years)	Status
Lawrence Township	1.00	Fire & EMS	2020	5	Passed 11-05-2024
Washington Township	1.00	Fire	2020	5	Passed 11-05-2024
Village of Athalia	1.00	Fire	2020	5	-
Village of Athalia	2.00	Current Expense	2020	5	-
City of Ironton	2.00	Flood Wall Protection	2020	5	Passed 11-05-2024