Gibson County Property Tax Office

10/22/2026

Bidders: registration to bid is open for the November 3rd tax sell.

Taxpayers in the sale: You will have until November 2, 2026 at 4pm to pay your taxes in Chancery Court and have your property taken out of the sale.

Use the QR-Code's below to access the properties in Trenton and Humboldt.

09/22/2026

Humboldt and Trenton Chancery Online Tax Sale

09/17/2026

The 2026 Tax Bill

09/15/2026

The 2026 Tax Bills have been mailed!

09/03/2026

09/01/2026

Avery Owens was sworn into today as Deputy Trustee by her Uncle, Judge Bradley Owens.
We are proud to have Avery as part of our team. ❤️

09/01/2026

A special thanks to Judge Peeples for swearing myself and my deputies in early this morning to allow us to continue with our month end work load.
I am grateful for my wonderful team in the Trustee office. We are not just coworkers, we are family and love serving the citizens of Gibson County.

Congratulations to the newly elected being sworn in at 9:00am. I look forward to working with each of you!

08/12/2026

The Gibson County Memorial Library may be in a temporary home, but its commitment to serving our community remains as strong as ever.

While renovations continue, we encourage you to stop by the Gibson County Archives at 119 W. Eaton Street, the former Bank of Commerce building. You'll still find a selection of books, public access computers, black and white copy and print services, and notary services available.

As the Foundation, we are excited to see this important investment in our community taking shape. Every visit to the library and every gift to the Foundation helps strengthen this vision of a modern library that will serve Gibson County families, students, and lifelong learners for generations to come.

Thank you for being part of the journey.

08/11/2026

It's Tuesday, so I want to talk Titles! No, I don't mean Mr. or Dr. or Your Highness... I'm talking real estate titles!

Many people hear the term "title" during a closing but don't fully understand what it represents or why it matters long after they’ve moved in. You have the keys, but do you have a clean title? This is where Title Insurance is vital. It is a safeguard against past ownership disputes, liens, or errors in public records that could surface years later. A real estate attorney will ensure all of this is taken care of before you sign on the dotted line, so don't skip on the biggest purchase of your life!