Hale County, Alabama

Hale County Property Tax Calculator

Accurate property tax estimates for Hale County including 4 incorporated cities and unincorporated areas.

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Alabama Class III Residential

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Total Millage Rate: 38.5 mills

State: 6.5 | County: 14.5 | School: 17.5

Hale County Tax Rates

State Mills

6.5

County Mills

14.5

School Mills

17.5

Unincorporated Total

38.5

Cities in Hale County

CityCity MillsTotal Mills
Akron543.5
Greensboro846.5
Moundville543.5
Newbern442.5
Unincorporated Areas38.5

Hale County Real Estate Tax Rates Explained

Homeowners researching Hale County quickly discover that the county's 38.5-mill unincorporated rate is only the starting point, since municipal layers reshape the final number block by block. Peel that rate apart and you find 6.5 mills flowing to the state, 14.5 to the county, and 17.5 to the school system.

Because Hale County residences fall under Alabama's Class III designation, the state caps the assessment ratio at 10% of fair market value, a protective ceiling that keeps taxable value far below the sale price for local families.

Primary residents of Hale County may claim Alabama's homestead exemption, trimming $6,000 from assessed value ($4,000 state plus $2,000 county) before the millage rate is applied.

The 4 municipalities of Hale County (Akron, Moundville, and Newbern among them) each set distinct rates, so entering your exact city rather than the county default produces a materially more accurate estimate.

Before finalizing any Hale County purchase, confirm current millage and exemption figures with the Hale County tax assessor, since local rates and district boundaries are adjusted periodically.