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Treasurer Our County Treasurer is Nancy Clubine. The Treasurer serves a four year term after being elected in November of the Presidential Election year and takes office in October of the following year. The County Treasurer is responsible for tax billing, collection and distribution of tax money to all taxing entities that levy Ad Valorem or special assessment taxes. The Treasurer supervises motor vehicle titling and registration for the State Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles and is the Investment Officer for the County. Tax bills are mailed on or soon after November first. The first half payment is due by December twentieth. If it is not paid by this date it begins to accrue interest. The second half payment is due by May 10th of the following year. No reminder notices are sent for second half payment. If taxes are not paid by May 10th of the following year, the full tax amount plus interest becomes due. There is no longer an option of paying just half. If real estate taxes remain unpaid for three years, the property is subject to tax foreclosure by the County and may be sold at public auction. Personal property taxes that remain unpaid are turned over to the County Sheriff for collection. Delinquent real estate tax records are published in the official county newspaper (as designated by the Board of County Commission) for three consecutive weeks in August. Delinquent personal property tax records are published in the official county newspaper (as designated by the Board of County Commission) for three consecutive weeks in October. Our offices are open Monday thru Friday. We are here to serve you if you should require further information or assistance. County Treasurer Hrs: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00
p.m. Telephone: 620-330-1100 Lasted Updated 01/27/2005
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