Tax parcel lookup for Utica and the Mohawk Valley
Oneida County sits in the Mohawk Valley of Central New York, anchored by Utica and Rome. It stretches from denser urban neighborhoods along the Mohawk River north into more rural townships toward the southern edge of the Adirondacks.
NY Property Peek's dataset includes over 105,000 individual tax parcels across Oneida County, each with details like year built, square footage, bedroom and bathroom counts, and school district where available — pulled from New York State's statewide tax parcel records.
View the interactive map for Oneida County →NY Property Peek holds 105,058 tax parcel records for Oneida County, spread across 45 towns, cities and villages and 24 school districts. The median Oneida County parcel sits on 0.41 acres, has 1,599 sq ft of finished living space, and dates to 1952. The median full market value on file is $150,250.
Construction dates for the 75,908 Oneida County parcels whose records name a year built.
| Built | Parcels | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Before 1900 | 8,789 | 12% |
| 1900–1949 | 24,463 | 32% |
| 1950–1979 | 26,997 | 36% |
| 1980–1999 | 9,643 | 13% |
| 2000 or later | 6,016 | 8% |
The most common property classes among the 103,252 Oneida County parcels that carry one. New York State assigns every parcel a class code describing how it is used.
| Property class | Parcels | Share |
|---|---|---|
| One family year-round residence | 57,214 | 55% |
| Residential vacant land | 9,377 | 9% |
| Two family year-round residence | 7,173 | 7% |
| Rural residence with acreage | 2,407 | 2% |
| Mobile home | 2,109 | 2% |
Where Oneida County's parcels are, by the municipality each one is assessed in.
| Municipality | Parcels | Share of county |
|---|---|---|
| Utica | 21,391 | 20% |
| Rome | 13,220 | 13% |
| New Hartford | 7,794 | 7% |
| Whitestown | 4,278 | 4% |
| Forestport | 3,495 | 3% |
| Verona | 3,397 | 3% |
| Lee | 3,187 | 3% |
| Vienna | 3,135 | 3% |
Every figure above is counted directly from the 105,058 Oneida County records in this site's copy of New York State's statewide tax parcel dataset — none of it is estimated or modelled. Assessment records are a snapshot of what each assessor filed, so an individual parcel can be out of date or incomplete. Nothing here is a title search or a legal description of a property.