How Property Tax Works
Todd County's property tax system serves as the primary funding mechanism for essential local services including public schools, county government operations, fire protection, and various special district services. Property taxes in Todd County are administered at the county level, with the Property Valuation Administrator (PVA) determining assessed values and the Sheriff's office handling tax collection.
The effective property tax rate in Todd County typically ranges from approximately 0.8% to 1.2% of assessed value, though this varies significantly based on your property's location within specific taxing districts. Kentucky assesses real property at 100% of fair cash value, and Todd County applies various local tax rates on top of the state's base structure. It's important to note that your actual tax rate depends on which fire district, school district, and other special taxing districts serve your property location, meaning neighboring properties may have different total rates.