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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a technology that captures, stores, analyzes, and visualizes spatial and geographic data. It helps in mapping and decision-making for village planning, infrastructure management, and public services.

What does the GIS do?

The GIS Department provides mapping and spatial analysis services to village staff, supports public works and planning, maintains geographic data, and ensures accurate and up-to-date maps for staff and the community.

How often is GIS data updated?

GIS data updates vary by dataset. Some layers, such as parcels, streets or address points, are updated quarterly, while others, like aerial imagery, may be updated annually or as new data becomes available.

How can I find property boundaries or ownership details?

Property boundaries and ownership details can be viewed on Cincinnati Area Geographic Information System (CAGIS) interactive GIS Mapviewer or the Hamilton County Auditor website.

Can I provide feedback or request new GIS features?

You can reach us by phone, email, or in person at our office during business hours. Visit our website for the latest contact details.

Is there any income taxable to the state that is not taxable to the Village?

If Ohio Adjusted Gross income is less than $5,000, no tax is due. However, if you file a state of Ohio tax return, you will still need to file with Indian Hill even though no tax is due. Ohio State Teachers Retirement System (STRS), Public Employees Retirement System (PERS), Police & Firemen Retirement Systems of … Continued

If I moved into or out of Indian Hill during the tax year, do I have to pay the tax for the entire year?

If you moved into or out of Indian Hill from or to another Ohio location, the taxable income amount is prorated based on the percentage of time during the year you resided inside the Village. If you moved into or out of Indian Hill from an out of state location, your taxable income equals your … Continued

If I pay tax to another community, do I receive a credit on my Indian Hill tax?

The Indian Hill Tax is non-reciprocal. Taxes paid to another community do not change the amount due to Indian Hill.

How do I secure a tax filing extension?

An extension may be secured by requesting same from the Indian Hill Tax Commissioner and making a payment of at least 80% of the estimated tax due. This request and prepayment must be received by the Tax Commissioner no later than the due date of the return.