Louisville, Stark County

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Mailing lists for Louisville

Owners in Louisville to mail, counted from the county's records today. The price is the whole list; you see the exact count and price again before you pay, and the file downloads when you pay.

No phone numbers or email addresses. Not for screening anyone for housing, a job, credit or insurance.

Home sales by month

154 home sales in Louisville from October 2025 to September 2026, at a median price of $245,000.

Source: Stark County Auditor, sales it marks as real sales (not family transfers or estates), counted once per deed, by the month of the sale. Data as of October 22, 2026.

Property tax rates

Most homes in Louisville (3,211 of 3,214) are in taxing district 330, Louisville City-Louisville CSD. Its effective rate on homes is 45.67 mills, and the state estimates the yearly tax on a $100,000 owner-occupied home there at $1,430.

A mill is $1 of tax for every $1,000 of assessed value, and Ohio assesses a home at 35% of its appraised value. The effective rate is the voted rate after the state's reduction factors. The $100,000 figure is the state's own estimate for an owner-occupied home, after the owner-occupied credits.

Source: Ohio Department of Taxation, 2025 aggregate property tax rates by taxing district (tax year 2025, paid in 2026), published March 25, 2026. District for each parcel: Stark County Auditor, October 22, 2026.

Schools

Public schools inside the city line

• Louisville Elementary Schoolgrades K to 5, 1,001 students, Louisville City districtOhio report card: 3.5 stars
• Louisville High Schoolgrades 9 to 12, 778 students, Louisville City districtOhio report card: 4.5 stars
• Louisville Middle Schoolgrades 6 to 8, 625 students, Louisville City districtOhio report card: 4.5 stars

Other schools in the Louisville City district

• North Nimishillen Elementary Schoolgrades PK to 2, 364 students, LouisvilleOhio report card: 3 stars

Private schools

• St. Thomas Aquinas High Schoolgrades 6 to 12, 363 students, Roman Catholic

Schools and students: National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data, fall 2024 count, and Private School Universe Survey, 2023-24. Ratings: Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, 2025-26 School Report Cards, the state's own overall star rating for each school. A school is listed here when its address sits inside the boundary.

Library

• Louisville Public Library1600 S Nickleplate St.Open about 45 hours a week

The Louisville Public Library had 67,288 visits and lent 182,063 books, movies and e-books in 2024, with 9,782 card holders.

Source: Institute of Museum and Library Services, Public Libraries Survey, fiscal year 2024 (released June 2026). Figures are for the whole library system.

Crime reported to the FBI

Reported to the FBI by the Louisville Police Department, 2025: 8 violent crimes and 79 property crimes, for about 9,867 people. That is 0.81 violent and 8.01 property crimes per 1,000 people.

Most common offenses in the Louisville Police Department's 2025 incident reports: thefts 68, assault offenses 39, vandalism 15.

Reporting varies from agency to agency and year to year, and these numbers are as reported to the FBI. A low count can mean an agency reported only part of the year; a year with no reports is left blank, never counted as zero. Violent crime means murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault; property crime means burglary, theft and vehicle theft. Paper Trail Ohio adds no score and does not compare places.

Source: FBI Uniform Crime Reporting, Return A and NIBRS files for data years 2020 to 2025 (files dated August 14, 2026), Crime Data Explorer.

Official offices

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