Property Tax in Beaver County
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Beaver County's rate nears national median
Beaver County's effective tax rate of 0.761% sits above the national median of 0.87% percentile but remains accessible for most homeowners. The median home value of $117,900 is less than half the national median, keeping overall tax bills moderate.
Beaver ranks above average in Oklahoma
At 0.761%, Beaver County exceeds Oklahoma's 0.652% state average by about 17%, landing it in the upper third of all state counties. This makes Beaver one of Oklahoma's higher-tax counties, though still far below national median.
Beaver is the region's highest rate
Among Oklahoma's panhandle and northern counties, Beaver's 0.761% rate tops all nearby peers, including Alfalfa (0.630%) and Blaine (0.556%). Beaver residents shoulder the region's steepest property tax burden.
Annual bill on $117,900 home
The median Beaver County home generates $897 in yearly property taxes—approximately $2.46 per day. Including mortgage-related assessments, total annual costs reach $1,027, making Beaver modestly more expensive than neighboring counties.
Review assessments to lower bills
With Beaver's higher tax rate, accurate assessments are especially important for controlling costs. Request your county assessor review your property's valuation against recent comparable sales; an overassessment can cost hundreds annually.