Treasurer

News Flash:

06/23/2022: Treasurer's Office Hosts 64 Counties at Summer Conference 64 Counties at Summer Conference

05/26/2022: Second Half property taxes due by June 15th. Click to Pay or View current balance

04/25/2022: Full installment of property taxes due by April 30th. Click to Pay or View current balance

02/28/2022: First half property taxes.  Click to Pay or View current balance.

02/21/2022: One week out from February 28th first half property tax payment due date

02/14/2022: Treasurer completes $40M purchase, doubling County managed portfolio to $80M 

02/07/2022: Did not receive a personal property tax notice but historically have? HB21-1312 might be why - personal property exemption now $50,000

01/25/2022: NEW Videos Uploaded  

01/17/2022: Tax notices have been mailed/emailed to all tax payers. If you do not receive your 2021 Property Tax Bill by the end of January 2022, send us an email to verify your mailing address. Click here to pay online.

Responsibilities 

The County Treasurer collects all revenues on behalf of public entities which use property tax as a source of revenue, The Treasurer also functions as the County's banker: receiving, investing, and disbursing monies in accordance with state statute.

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View .pdf version of Tax Notice mailed in January. 


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  1. How do I change my mailing address?
  2. When are taxes due?
  3. What is the fee for late payments?
  4. I need to pay my property taxes but noticed there is a tax lien on my property. What now?
  1. Will I lose my property if it goes to Tax Lien Sale?
  2. What is the difference between real and personal property?
  3. How do I sign up for eNotices?
  4. How can I verify if my taxes have been paid this year?
  1. How can I obtain a receipt for last year's taxes?
  2. Do you accept postmarks?
  3. I just purchased this property. Why am I being billed for last year's taxes?
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Mission Statement

“Our mission is to provide value to the taxpayers of Summit County.” – Ryne Scholl, Summit County Treasurer

We deliver on our mission by:

Offering the best customer service: Delivered by courteous, knowledgeable, respectful, and professional staff

Giving Summit County taxpayers value: Competent investment and management of public funds; efficient and effective solutions to maximize safety, liquidity, and return.

Delivering the highest quality operational services: Providing high-quality services requires the pursuit of proactive solutions to address a changing environment.

Creating a productive employee work environment: Our workplace fosters teamwork, innovation, and technology to create efficiency.

We value

Accountability: We take ownership. We measure ourselves against the highest standards of integrity and fiscal responsibility.

Diversity: We are accepting. We recognizes differences between people and acknowledge that these differences are a valued asset.

Fiscal Responsibility: We streamline. We manage our resources efficiently and effectively.

Integrity: We are honest and dependable. The greatest public partnerships are achieved through trust.

Innovation: We are inspired by innovative solutions. We strive to find ways to improve the services we offer.