Accounts Payable
The Lucas County Auditor is the watchdog of County funds. As Lucas County's Chief Financial Officer, the Auditor issues payments for all County obligations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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I received a check in the mail, but I'm not sure what it was for. Can you please tell me what it was for?
If you have a copy of the check, you can call our office at 419-213-4406 and we can tell you why the payment was sent. We will need to know the date of the check and the check number.
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Common reasons people receive checks are due to receiving a refund of overpayment of property taxes due to Homestead or a Board of Revision case, providing services to Lucas County, or claiming Unclaimed Funds.
2
I need to receive payment from Lucas County and was told to register as a spend authorized supplier. How do I do this?
You can register at the link below. You will be required to provide a completed W-9 form, Master Supplier Form, a Voided check or bank letter indicating the name on the account, account number, and routing number, and may be required to complete the OPERS Independent Contractor/Worker form.​
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I'm looking for information about Unclaimed Funds. Where do I find this information?
You can find more information about Lucas County's Unclaimed Funds on our website at the link below.
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If you are looking for information about the State of Ohio's Unclaimed Funds, you will need to visit the Ohio Department of Commerce's website for more information.