FAQs • Beavercreek, OH • CivicEngage

How do I determine if there is a code enforcement assessment on a property?: Assessments are filed annually with the County Auditor in September. The assessment will appear on the property tax bill. Any code enforcement fees that have not been assessed to the property will need to be paid to the city’s finance department. To inquire if there is currently an unpaid code enforcement fine on a Beavercreek property, please contact the finance department at (937) 427-5511. To expedite the search, please have the parcel number or street address on hand.

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Finance

1. How do I determine if there is a code enforcement assessment on a property?: Assessments are filed annually with the County Auditor in September. The assessment will appear on the property tax bill. Any code enforcement fees that have not been assessed to the property will need to be paid to the city’s finance department. To inquire if there is currently an unpaid code enforcement fine on a Beavercreek property, please contact the finance department at (937) 427-5511. To expedite the search, please have the parcel number or street address on hand.

2. Does the City of Beavercreek have an income tax on residents or businesses?: The City of Beavercreek does not impose an income tax on either residents or businesses.

3. As a vendor, how do I get on the mailing list for future contracts or bids?: The City has a decentralized purchasing process. Vendor lists are maintained by the department that generates the bids and awards the contracts. Please contact the appropriate department to let them know what services you provide and to be contacted for future bids.