Pontotoc County Property Tax Records

Pontotoc County property tax records are managed by the assessor and treasurer in Ada, the county seat. The county covers south-central Oklahoma in the heart of Chickasaw Nation territory, with parcels in Ada, Stonewall, Roff, Fittstown, and Latta. Treasurer Paula Hall mails the 2025 tax statements on November 14th, 2025. This page explains how to search Pontotoc County property tax records online, what payment options exist, and what the key deadlines are for property owners in the county.

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Pontotoc County Overview

Ada County Seat
Dec 31 First Half Due
Mar 31 Second Half Due
11% Assessment Rate

Pontotoc County Treasurer - Payments and Tax Search

Treasurer Paula Hall manages all property tax collection in Pontotoc County. The treasurer's office phone is 580-332-0183, and the email is pontotocco@gmail.com. Tax statements for 2025 were mailed November 14th, 2025. The treasurer's office advises that if you do not receive a statement by Thanksgiving, contact the office at once. Write your current phone number on your payment so the office can reach you if there are any questions.

The online tax search portal for Pontotoc County is at oktaxrolls.com/searchTaxRoll/pontotoc. You can look up any parcel by owner name or parcel number, see the current balance, and pay online. Online payment fees in Pontotoc County include a 2.95% convenience fee for credit cards and a $3.95 flat fee for debit cards. The main county page on OKTaxRolls is at oktaxrolls.com/county/pontotoc, which provides additional tips for accurate tax payment.

Property taxes in Pontotoc County may be paid in full by December 31 or in two installments. The first half must be paid by December 31, and the second half by March 31. Any unpaid amount after December 31 becomes delinquent on January 1. Under Oklahoma Statute Section 68-2817, interest accrues at 1.5% per month from that point. If you wait six months, a $500 bill can grow by $45 in interest alone.

Note: Pontotoc County 2025 tax statements were mailed November 14th; contact the treasurer at 580-332-0183 if yours has not arrived by Thanksgiving.

Pontotoc County Assessor - Property Valuation

The Pontotoc County Assessor's office is at P.O. Box 396, Ada, OK 74821. The phone is 580-332-0317. The assessor sets the fair cash value for all taxable property in the county. Under Oklahoma Title 68, real property is assessed at 11% of fair cash value. Farm and ranch land in Pontotoc County may qualify for agricultural valuation based on productive capacity. The Chickasaw Nation has a strong presence in this area, and some tribally owned land may have different tax treatment under federal law. Contact the assessor's office to clarify the status of any specific parcel.

County Clerk Tammy Brown can be reached at 580-332-1425. The clerk's office maintains recorded land instruments that establish ownership history for all parcels in Pontotoc County. If you are researching the chain of title for a property in Ada or elsewhere in the county, the clerk's records are the place to start.

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Nearby Counties

Pontotoc County is in south-central Oklahoma. The following counties border it and each handles its own property tax records.