Allen County Indiana Property Assessment & Tax Guide
Search Allen County IN Property by Owner, Address, Parcel, 2026 Assessment, Tax Bill, GIS and Deed
The Allen County Assessor determines market-value-in-use for taxable property throughout the county. The current elected Assessor is Stacey O’Day, a Level III Assessor-Appraiser.
Allen County provides several property tools, but they do different jobs. COMPS is the best current appraisal and comparable-sales tool and now displays 2026 assessments payable in 2027. PATI / LowTaxInfo displays the 2025 assessment payable in 2026, current tax bill, deductions, Form 11, property record card and payment information.
COMPS: 2026 assessment → payable 2027
PATI: 2025 assessment → payable 2026
2026 Form 11 appeal deadline passed June 15
Fall 2026 tax installment due Nov. 10
County Assessor
Stacey O’Day
Assessor phone
260-449-7123
Treasurer
Samantha J. Chenery
Treasurer phone
260-449-7693
Fall tax due
Nov. 10, 2026
2026 tax sale
Sept. 16, 2026
Three Different “2026” Records Are in Play
2026 assessment
COMPS now displays the January 1, 2026 assessment that will generally be used for taxes payable in 2027.
2026 tax bill
The tax bill being collected during 2026 is based on the 2025 assessment year.
2026 appeal status
Allen County mailed Form 11 notices April 24, 2026. The regular June 15 appeal deadline has passed.
Do not compare the 2026 COMPS value directly to the 2026 tax bill and assume something is wrong. They represent different assessment/payment years.
The spring 2026 tax installment was due May 11 and is now past. The fall installment is due November 10, 2026. Allen County mails one annual bill around April 10 containing both spring and fall coupons; there is no separate fall mailing.
Taxpayers with an already-filed 2026 appeal may still be in the review/PTABOA process. Upcoming 2026 PTABOA hearing dates include August 20, September 3, September 17, October 1 and later dates.
COMPS vs. PATI vs. Property Record Card Search
COMPS
Current appraisal research, comparable sales, Form 11, property information, aerial imagery, parcel lines, zoning and more.
Current year: 2026 payable 2027.
Current year: 2026 payable 2027.
PATI / LowTaxInfo
Property record card, Form 11, tax amounts, deduction information, current bill and payment access.
Current bill: 2025 payable 2026.
Current bill: 2025 payable 2026.
Property Record Card Search
Simplified card-only lookup useful when you only need physical property characteristics.
iMap
Parcel location, map context, aerials and specialized GIS viewers.
Which one should you use? For a 2026 assessment appeal or future 2027 tax planning, start in COMPS. For a bill currently due in 2026, use PATI / LowTaxInfo.
Assessor, Auditor, Treasurer or Recorder?
Assessor
- Assessed value
- Comparable sales
- Property record card
- Form 11
- Real-estate appeals
- Cyclical reassessment
Auditor
- Homestead benefits
- Senior credits
- Ownership transfer
- Tax calculation
- Property boundaries in GIS
- Tax-sale administration
Treasurer
- Tax bills
- Payments
- Receipts
- Delinquent balances
- Payment methods
- Tax-payment verification
Recorder
- Deeds
- Mortgages
- Recorded liens
- Plats
- Covenants
- Property fraud alerts
Indiana’s system differs from states that call the valuation official a “Property Appraiser.” For comparison, see the Volusia County Property Appraiser guide.
Property in Wayne Township? You May Need the Township Assessor
Allen County has a separate Wayne Township Assessor. The current Wayne Township Assessor is Derek Camp.
Wayne Township residential assessment
Call the Wayne Township Assessor at 260-449-7173.
Outside Wayne Township
Assessment questions generally go to the Allen County Assessor at 260-449-7123.
Commercial / industrial
County guidance directs commercial and industrial assessment questions to the Allen County Assessor.
Wayne Township begins its fourth four-year cyclical reassessment round in 2026, continuing through 2029. Roughly one-quarter of parcels are physically reviewed each year.
Wayne Township Assessor
Confirm assessment contacts, cyclical reassessment and field-inspection information.
Jump to an Allen County Property Task
How to Search Allen County Assessor Property Records
Open COMPS.
Use the official Comparable Online Multiple Property Search.
Search the property.
Address is usually the easiest starting point for COMPS.
Select the correct parcel.
Confirm situs address, ownership and parcel identifiers.
Open parcel details.
Review assessment information and physical-property data.
Open the Property Record Card.
Check land, building, sketch and characteristic information for errors.
Review the Form 11.
Confirm the assessed value and assessment year.
Use “See Sales in Your Area.”
Allen County specifically recommends this COMPS function for comparable-sale research.
Review aerial imagery and property lines.
Use these for appraisal research and neighborhood context.
Check zoning/voting layers only when relevant.
COMPS includes several information layers beyond tax assessment.
Switch to PATI when you need the tax bill.
COMPS is not the live 2026 payment ledger.
Allen County Owner, Address & Parcel Search Tips
Name Search
In the simple Property Record Card search, Allen County recommends entering the last name only.
Address Search
Use fewer words when a full street name fails—for example, “101 Forest” instead of a long formatted address.
Parcel Number
Enter the complete parcel number with or without dashes.
PATI Name Format
LowTaxInfo recommends Last Name + First Initial.
PATI also supports searches using the Tax ID Number and the Billing Duplicate Number printed on the tax bill.
Property Record Cards with transfers or assessment changes are updated about once per month. If a recent sale or value change is missing, Allen County recommends checking again after a few weeks.
Allen County Property Record Decoder
| Record | What it tells you | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Parcel Number | Unique real-property identifier. | Match Assessor, Auditor, Treasurer, GIS and Recorder research. |
| Property Record Card | Land and improvement characteristics used in valuation. | Find factual errors before appealing. |
| Form 11 | Notice of Assessment of Land and Improvements. | Confirm assessed value and appeal deadline. |
| Gross Assessed Value | Assessment before deductions. | Used in Indiana circuit-breaker cap calculations. |
| Net Assessed Value | Gross assessment after applicable deductions. | Primary value multiplied by the local rate. |
| Tax District | Combination of local taxing units serving the parcel. | Explains different rates across Allen County. |
| Duplicate Number | Billing identifier shown on the tax bill. | PATI search and payments. |
| Comparable Sales | Nearby/relevant market transactions. | Assessment review and appeal evidence. |
How Allen County Determines the 2026 Property Assessment
Property Data
Assessor confirms physical characteristics, use, land and improvements.
Annual Trending
Market data is analyzed to adjust assessment levels to current market conditions.
Market Value-in-Use
Cost, income and sales-comparison approaches can be used as appropriate.
Form 11
The taxpayer receives notice of the current assessment and appeal rights.
Indiana requires annual market adjustments. Allen County also physically reassesses roughly 25% of parcels each year so every parcel is reviewed during a four-year cyclical reassessment.
The 2026 value currently displayed in COMPS is payable in 2027. It is not the value behind the tax installment due November 10, 2026.
What Changed on Allen County’s 2026 Tax Bills?
Net assessed value
Allen County reports overall net assessed value increased about 4.34% for 2025 payable 2026.
Residential market
The county reports 2024 median residential sale price increased 5.6% from the prior year and those sales informed 2025-pay-2026 trending.
School tax rates differ
FWCS and SACS rates increased for 2026, while EACS and NACS were described by the county as essentially static.
Allen County notes that school corporations make up a major share of the overall property-tax levy. FWCS, SACS and NACS also have referendum taxes that can cause bills to exceed Indiana’s normal 1%/2%/3% property-tax caps.
Allen County 2026 Tax Bill FAQ
Review current trending, school-district changes, fire districts and countywide tax analysis.
Allen County 2026 Property Assessment Appeal
Allen County mailed its 2026 Form 11 and Form 11A notices on April 24, 2026. Because the notices were mailed before May 1, the regular real-property appeal deadline was June 15, 2026.
Review COMPS and your Property Record Card.
Check assessment year and physical-property facts.
Review comparable sales.
Enter the address in COMPS, open parcel details and choose “See Sales in Your Area.”
File Form 130.
A separate Taxpayer’s Notice to Initiate an Appeal is required for each parcel.
Submit supporting evidence.
Allen County suggests photos, relevant USPAP appraisal, repair estimates, broker opinion or new-construction costs where appropriate.
Assessor representative reviews the appeal.
The office sends a receipt postcard and assigns appeals by township.
Attempt informal resolution.
The representative may request more information or schedule a field visit.
PTABOA hearing if unresolved.
The appeal proceeds to the Allen County Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals.
Further Indiana appeal rights may remain.
Review the PTABOA determination and Indiana Board of Tax Review procedures carefully.
August 12, 2026: the regular June 15 Form 130 deadline is closed. Do not submit a normal late appeal assuming it will preserve rights. Ask the Assessor whether a statutory limited-error remedy or another appeal provision fits your situation.
New for 2026: Allen County states that tax representatives must submit Power of Attorney forms with Form 130 and the authorization may not be effective for more than one year.
Allen County Cyclical Reassessment & Field Inspections
Assessing officials physically inspect approximately one-quarter of their jurisdiction each year so every parcel is reviewed during a four-year cycle.
What staff check
Buildings, garages, pools, dimensions, use and other physical characteristics.
Why property may be visited
Cyclical reassessment, permits, sales, appeals or neighborhood review.
Interior inspection
Wayne Township says most field information is gathered from the exterior unless the owner requests an interior inspection.
A field visit is primarily a data-verification process. Review your updated Property Record Card afterward and report factual errors promptly.
Allen County Property Tax Deductions & Credits
The Allen County Auditor processes homeowner property-tax deductions and credits.
Homestead
Primary residence benefit for a qualifying owner or recorded-contract buyer.
Over 65 Credit
Indiana converted the prior Over 65 Deduction to a credit for taxes payable in 2026.
Blind / Disabled Credit
The prior deduction was also converted to a credit for taxes payable in 2026.
Disabled Veteran
Separate veteran deduction remains available when statutory requirements are met.
Allen County says owners who were already receiving the Over 65 or Blind/Disabled deduction are automatically converted to the corresponding credit and do not need to re-file solely because of that conversion.
Several other Indiana deductions were eliminated under Senate Enrolled Act 1 beginning with taxes payable in 2026. Do not assume a deduction appearing on an older tax bill still exists in the same form.
Current Allen County Deductions & Credits
Verify current eligibility and application forms through the Auditor.
Allen County Homestead Filing
A qualifying homestead generally consists of the owner’s principal residence and up to one acre immediately surrounding the dwelling.
Open LowTaxInfo.
Search the primary residence.
Select the correct parcel.
Verify owner and property address.
Choose “File E-Forms.”
Select the Homestead application.
Complete identity fields.
The Auditor requires specified SSN or driver-license digits for the applicant and spouse where applicable.
Submit—not merely save—the form.
Allen County specifically warns that the form is not filed until Submit is selected.
Watch for confirmation.
If confirmation is not received within two business days, contact the Auditor.
Allen County’s general instruction states deduction applications must be completed and dated by January 15 of the calendar year in which taxes are first due and payable. For a late or newly acquired homestead, contact the Auditor rather than assuming eligibility for a particular tax year.
Allen County Homestead
Read eligibility rules and follow the current online filing path.
Over 65 Credit & Senior Circuit Breaker
Over 65 Credit
For 2025-pay-2026, Allen County lists a $150 credit for qualifying taxpayers meeting the current income rules.
No assessed-value limit
Allen County’s current senior-benefit table no longer lists an assessed-value limitation for these benefits.
Over 65 Circuit Breaker
For qualifying taxpayers, the bill can be limited to a 2% increase from the prior year under the program’s rules.
For 2026-pay-2027, Allen County currently lists adjusted-gross-income limits of $61,680 for an individual and $71,960 for the Over 65 Circuit Breaker’s joint/shared-ownership category. Verify the current tax-year table before filing.
Senior Citizen Property Tax Benefits
Review age, income and current credit information.
Allen County 2026 Business Personal Property
$2 million threshold
Indiana increased the Business Personal Property exemption threshold from $80,000 to $2,000,000 for 2026.
PPOP-IN discontinued
Indiana discontinued the Personal Property Online Portal beginning in 2026.
May 15 filing date
The 2026 Indiana business personal-property return deadline was May 15.
Business personal property can include income-producing equipment, machinery and other taxable tangible property. Inventory and many vehicles subject to excise tax are not treated the same way.
Allen County Personal Property
Review 2026 threshold changes, filing instructions and current forms.
How to Search Allen County Property Taxes
Open Public Access Tax Information.
Use Allen County LowTaxInfo.
Search by owner.
Allen County recommends Last Name followed by First Initial.
Or search property address.
Enter the street number and only a few letters of the street name if necessary.
Use Tax ID or Duplicate Number when available.
These can provide the cleanest tax-account match.
Open the correct property.
Verify address and taxpayer before continuing.
View or print the tax bill.
Confirm both spring and fall coupons.
Review deductions.
Make sure the benefits you expect appear on the account.
Verify payments.
Allen County says LowTaxInfo is updated nightly for payment verification.
Some LowTaxInfo functions open in a new window. Allen County warns that a pop-up blocker can prevent tax bills, Form 11s and Property Record Cards from displaying.
Allen County 2026 Property Tax Calendar
Tax bill mailed
Annual tax bill normally mailed on or about April 10.
2026 Form 11
Current assessment notices mailed.
Spring tax due
First 2026 installment deadline.
Appeal deadline
2026 Form 130 filing deadline.
Tax-sale list
County published its 2026 tax-sale list.
Tax sale
Allen County 2026 tax sale.
Fall tax due
Second 2026 installment deadline.
2026 value taxed
Current COMPS assessment generally becomes payable.
Current action: August 12 falls between the spring and fall tax deadlines. If the spring installment is unpaid, retrieve the current delinquent amount now rather than waiting for November.
Allen County Property Tax Payment Methods & Fees
Online Credit Card
Visa, American Express, Discover and MasterCard accepted. Current processor fee: 2.95%, minimum $1.95.
E-check
One-time checking/savings payment currently carries a $1 transaction fee.
Phone Payment
Call 844-576-2177. Phone service adds a $1 fee plus the applicable e-check/card charge.
Mail / Office / Kiosk
Mail, Rousseau Centre counter, drop slot and self-pay kiosk are also available.
Allen County also supports recurring scheduled payments, but the county specifically states this is a way to pay taxes ahead; it does not extend statutory due dates and cannot be used to cure delinquency by creating a new due date.
Current Allen County Payment Options
Verify current processor charges before authorizing payment.
What Happens When Allen County Property Taxes Are Late?
5% penalty
If paid within 30 days of the deadline and there are no prior delinquencies on the parcel, the penalty is generally 5% of the unpaid tax.
10% penalty
After 30 days—or when prior delinquency conditions apply—the penalty is generally 10% of the unpaid amount.
Tax-sale exposure
Allen County says parcels delinquent for three or more installments can become eligible for tax sale.
Scam warning: the Allen County Treasurer states that its office does not text or call taxpayers simply to tell them they are delinquent. Verify suspicious demands by calling 260-449-7693.
Allen County 2026 Property Tax Sale
Allen County has scheduled its 2026 Tax Sale for September 16, 2026.
Eligibility
The county states that property delinquent for three or more installments may become eligible.
Notice stage
Tax-sale notices are sent in the summer, with additional fees added during the sale process.
Redemption
A property sold at tax sale is subject to Indiana statutory redemption procedures rather than becoming an ordinary immediate deed transfer.
Owner action: if your parcel appears on the sale list, call the county for a current payoff immediately. Do not rely on an old online balance when sale fees or later payments may have changed the amount.
Allen County 2026 Tax Sale
Check the current list, general sale information and updated county instructions.
Allen County 1% / 2% / 3% Property Tax Caps
1% — Homestead
Owner-occupied residence homestead property generally receives the 1% cap category.
2% — Other Residential / Farmland
Other residential property and agricultural land generally fall under the 2% category.
3% — Other Property
Other real and personal property generally falls under the 3% category.
Caps do not necessarily equal your maximum final bill. Voter-approved referendum taxes can fall outside the normal caps. Allen County specifically notes referendum taxes affecting FWCS, SACS and NACS properties.
Indiana Property Tax & Cap Calculator
Use the parcel’s actual gross assessment, net assessed value after applicable deductions and tax-district rate. Indiana rates are expressed in dollars per $100 of net assessed value.
Gross assessed value
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Gross tax before credits
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Base cap amount
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Simple capped estimate
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Planning only: this simplified calculator does not reproduce Allen County’s complete tax bill. Referendum taxes can be outside the caps; local/state credits, new 2026 credits, deductions, special assessments and other adjustments can change the actual amount. Use Allen County’s official 2026 Tax Bill Calculator or PATI for the parcel-specific figure.
Official Allen County 2026 Tax Bill Calculator
Use the county spreadsheet for a more detailed bill calculation.
Use GIS for Parcel Lines, Aerials & Property Context
Allen County’s iMap system provides several specialized GIS viewers, including the Assessor Parcel Search.
General Viewer
Broad county map and geographic layers.
Assessor Parcel Search
Assessment-oriented parcel and map research.
DPS Viewer
Planning and development information.
Engineering Viewer
Infrastructure and engineering-related map information.
GIS is informational—not a legal survey. Allen County expressly disclaims using GIS representations as a legal definition of actual property locations, elevations or boundaries.
Open Allen County iMap
Choose General Viewer, Assessor Parcel Search or another map suited to the task.
Search Allen County Deeds, Mortgages, Liens, Plats & Covenants
The current Allen County Recorder is Nicole Keesling. The Recorder maintains permanent public records involving transfers of property ownership and offers several online search options.
Free Data Search
Free index/data research without document images.
Tapestry
On-demand occasional-use search. The Recorder currently lists $8.75 per search and $1 per printed page.
Laredo
Subscription service intended for frequent land-record users.
Start with COMPS.
Save the taxpayer/owner name, parcel number and legal-description clues.
Open Recorder document search.
Choose Free Data Search, Tapestry or Laredo depending on how much detail you need.
Search names carefully.
The Recorder recommends trying a person’s name with and without a middle initial in Free Data Search.
Open the recorded instrument.
Verify recording date, document number, grantor/grantee and legal description.
Check associated documents.
Look for releases, mortgages, plats, covenants or other instruments relevant to the transaction.
The Recorder says its online collection contains more than 3.1 million documents, with general online coverage from January 1, 1970 to present and some older records also available. Newly recorded documents usually appear online within about 24 hours.
The Recorder warns that court judgments, state tax liens and bankruptcies are among claims that are not necessarily filed in the Recorder’s Office. A complete lien/title investigation may therefore require additional sources.
Allen County Property Fraud Alert
The Recorder offers a free Property Fraud Alert that notifies registered users when a document is recorded using their subscribed name.
This alert does not prevent a document from being recorded and does not replace title monitoring, but it can provide early warning that a document using your name entered the Recorder’s system.
Recorder Services & Fraud Alert
Open Property Fraud Alert from the official Recorder services page.
Allen County Buyer & Owner Verification Checklist
- Search parcel in COMPS
- Save full parcel number
- Confirm owner name
- Confirm situs address
- Open Property Record Card
- Review land characteristics
- Review building characteristics
- Read current Form 11
- Check comparable sales
- Check current COMPS assessment year
- Search LowTaxInfo bill
- Verify deductions / credits
- Verify spring payment
- Verify fall amount due
- Open iMap parcel
- Search recorded deed
- Check plats / covenants
- Review liens where needed
Buyer tax warning: the seller’s 2026 tax payment is based on the 2025 assessment. A buyer planning future ownership costs should also review the separate 2026 assessment in COMPS because that value generally affects taxes payable in 2027.
Allen County Property Search Problems & Best Fixes
| Problem | Best fix | System / office |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 value differs from 2026 tax bill | Remember COMPS is 2026-pay-2027 while the current bill is 2025-pay-2026. | COMPS + PATI |
| Owner-name search fails | Try last name only in Property Record Card search or last name plus first initial in PATI. | Assessor / PATI |
| Address search fails | Use fewer address words and remove unnecessary suffixes. | Assessor |
| Recent sale not showing | Property cards with transfers are updated monthly; check Recorder meanwhile. | Assessor / Recorder |
| Tax bill or Form 11 will not open | Disable the browser pop-up blocker for LowTaxInfo. | PATI |
| Property is in Wayne Township | For residential assessment questions, contact Wayne Township Assessor at 260-449-7173. | Wayne Township |
| Missed June 15 appeal deadline | Ask Assessor whether a statutory limited-error or other remedy applies. | Assessor |
| Spring tax unpaid | Retrieve current balance because penalties may already apply. | Treasurer |
| Need legal ownership document | Use Recorder search rather than relying only on Assessor ownership. | Recorder |
| Need exact property boundary | Use recorded survey/plat and a professional land surveyor; do not rely on GIS alone. | Recorder / Surveyor |
Allen County Property Office Contacts
| Office | Current official | Address / phone | Best use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allen County Assessor | Stacey O’Day |
1 E Main Street Rousseau Centre, Suite 415 Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260-449-7123 |
Assessment, COMPS, Form 11, appeals and property characteristics. |
| Wayne Township Assessor | Derek Camp |
1 E Main Street Suite 405 Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260-449-7173 |
Wayne Township residential assessment and fieldwork. |
| Allen County Auditor | Jacquelynn Scheuman, CPA |
1 E Main Street Suite 102 Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260-449-7241 |
Deductions, credits, transfers, tax calculation and tax sale. |
| Allen County Treasurer | Samantha J. Chenery |
1 E Main Street Suite 104 Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260-449-7693 |
Tax bills, payment, receipts and delinquency. |
| Allen County Recorder | Nicole Keesling |
1 E Main Street Room 100 Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260-449-7165 |
Deeds, mortgages, recorded liens, plats and covenants. |
Assessor, Wayne Township Assessor, Auditor, Treasurer and Recorder offices publish weekday hours of approximately 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. at the Rousseau Centre.
Allen County Property Search Action Center
Allen County Assessor Property Search FAQs
1. How do I search Allen County Indiana property records?
Use Allen County COMPS for the current appraisal year, comparable sales, Property Record Cards, Form 11 notices, aerial imagery, parcel lines and related property information. For the current tax bill, deductions and payments, use PATI / LowTaxInfo.
2. Who is the Allen County Assessor in 2026?
Stacey O’Day is the current Allen County Assessor and a Level III Assessor-Appraiser. The office is at 1 East Main Street, Rousseau Centre Suite 415, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802. The phone number is 260-449-7123.
3. Why is the 2026 COMPS value different from my 2026 tax bill?
They represent different assessment years. Allen County labels COMPS as 2026 payable 2027, while the property taxes being collected during 2026 are based on the 2025 assessment payable in 2026. PATI / LowTaxInfo is the correct system for the current 2026 bill.
4. When was the Allen County 2026 assessment appeal deadline?
Allen County’s 2026 Form 11 notices were mailed April 24, 2026. The Indiana Department of Local Government Finance lists June 15, 2026 as the Allen County and Wayne Township appeal deadline. That regular deadline has passed.
5. When are Allen County property taxes due in 2026?
The spring installment was due May 11, 2026 and the fall installment is due November 10, 2026. Allen County generally mails one bill around April 10 containing both payment coupons and does not send a separate fall bill.
6. What are the Allen County online property-tax payment fees?
The Treasurer currently lists a 2.95% credit-card fee with a $1.95 minimum and a $1 fee for a one-time electronic-check transaction. Phone payments have an additional $1 service charge plus the applicable payment-method fee.
7. What is the Allen County late property-tax penalty?
When a taxpayer has no prior delinquency on the parcel and pays within 30 days after the due date, the normal Indiana penalty is 5% of the unpaid tax. Otherwise the penalty is generally 10%. Additional penalties can apply to older delinquencies.
8. When is the Allen County 2026 tax sale?
Allen County has scheduled its 2026 property tax sale for September 16, 2026. The county says parcels with three or more delinquent installments may become eligible. Owners should obtain a current payoff directly from the county if their parcel appears on the sale list.
9. Where can I see Allen County parcel maps and comparable sales?
Use COMPS and Allen County iMap. COMPS provides comparable sales, parcel information, aerial imagery, property lines and other appraisal-related data. iMap also provides general, planning, engineering and Assessor parcel viewers.
10. Where can I search Allen County deeds and liens?
Use the Allen County Recorder. Recorder Nicole Keesling’s office provides Free Data Search, Tapestry and Laredo options for recorded documents. General online coverage runs from January 1, 1970 to present, with some earlier records also available. A complete lien search can require additional sources because some court judgments, state tax liens and bankruptcies are not necessarily filed with the Recorder.
Official Allen County Property Sources
Allen County Assessor
Stacey O’Day, COMPS, PATI, reassessment and appraisal information.
COMPS
2026-pay-2027 assessment, comparable sales, maps and property data.
PATI / LowTaxInfo
2025-pay-2026 property tax, deductions, Form 11 and payment research.
Property Record Cards
Name, address and parcel-number search tips.
Assessment Appeals
Form 130, appeal deadlines, evidence and filing methods.
PTABOA
Current formal appeal hearing schedule.
2026 Tax Bill FAQ
Trending, tax rates, schools, fire districts and current local changes.
Allen County Treasurer
Samantha Chenery, 2026 due dates, tax bills and payment information.
Payment Options
Online, e-check, phone, mail, kiosk and current processor fees.
Deductions & Credits
2026 SEA 1 changes, homestead, senior and disability benefits.
2026 Tax Sale
September 16 sale, eligibility and current tax-sale list.
Allen County Recorder
Nicole Keesling, recorded property documents and fraud-alert services.
Editorial verification completed August 12, 2026: current Allen County and Indiana official sources were reviewed for Assessor Stacey O’Day, Wayne Township Assessor Derek Camp, Auditor Jacquelynn Scheuman, Treasurer Samantha J. Chenery, Recorder Nicole Keesling, COMPS/PATI assessment-year differences, April 24 Form 11 mailing, June 15 appeal deadline, May 11 and November 10 tax due dates, payment fees, 2026 deduction changes, senior credits, personal-property changes, GIS, Recorder search and the September 16, 2026 tax sale.
CountyPropertyAppraiser.org is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with Allen County, Wayne Township, the State of Indiana, Allen County Assessor, Auditor, Treasurer, Recorder, PTABOA, Indiana Department of Local Government Finance, LowTaxInfo, FIDLAR or any payment/records provider.
Assessments, deductions, credits, tax rates, payment balances, penalties, appeal rights, hearing schedules, tax-sale status, ownership records and online systems can change. Verify final parcel-specific information through the responsible official office.
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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026