The Harrison County Assessor’s Office is currently assisting the public from 8:30-4:30.

We are encouraging you to please use our online resources or call with questions we can answer over the phone

Here is the current list of phone numbers to help you with your Assessment needs:

• Individual Assessments 304-624-8514
• Business Assessments 304-624-8659
• Mobile Home Assessments 304-624-8517
• Homestead Exemptions 304-624-8521
• Real Estate Division 304-624-8522
• Oil and Gas/Minerals Division 304-624-8523
• Taxes Due (how much you owe) 304-624-8685
• License Information 304-624-8688

Thank you for your patience and understanding during this difficult time.

From Joseph R. "Rocky" Romano - Assessor

My staff and I strive for 100% taxpayer satisfaction. Our goal has always been to make the Harrison County Assessor's Office a pleasant place to do business. I hope to have courteous, friendly employees. We strive to treat everyone fairly and to demonstrate patience and a positive attitude in solving problems or addressing complaints. My number one priority is to assist you. If you have any questions or comments, I am available to talk or meet with you personally.

The Harrison County Assessor’s Office is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Deputy Assessor.

You can read the request for qualified applicants Here. Applications may be picked up in the Assessor’s Office, 301 West Main Street, Clarksburg, or downloaded from Here

Tax Estimator / Oil and Gas Calculator

New features have been added to our website. If you would like to Estimate your Oil and Gas Taxes or Estimate your Taxes you can now do that through the links provided or from the Real Estate Dropdown menu.

Classification and Unrecorded Land Contracts

If a taxpayer does not provide our office with a copy of an Unrecorded Land Contract they will not be eligible for the Class II - Owner Occupied status. The burden of proof for classification falls on the property owner. The Harrison County Assessors office has no record of unrecorded land contracts unless the taxpayer provides this proof. Therefore, we are not in error classifying these properties as Class III or IV.

Our office will no longer exonerate properties that were acquired via an unrecorded land contract that was not provided to our office by the taxpayer. The County Commission can only approve exonerations due to a clerical error. Therefore, exonerations will no longer be submitted for this reason. We will correct classification on only the current and future years at the time that proper documentation is provided by the taxpayer.