Real Estate Annual Tax Bill Mailing

Real Estate Annual Tax Bill Mailing

Most annual real estate tax bills are mailed to property owners in July of each year.

Real estate accounts paid through an escrow account in the prior year will not receive a bill in July. 

Also, tax bills are not mailed to mortgage companies, as the majority of lenders access and retrieve tax data online, which eliminates the need for a paper copy of the bill.

Copies of tax bill statements may be printed using our Online Tax Bill Search.

Annual tax bills are calculated for the fiscal taxing period of July 1 through June 30. They are not based on a calendar year. (Example: A bill issued in July 2026 would cover the period of July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.)

Property taxes not paid in full by January 5th following billing are assessed an interest charge of 2% for the month of January and an additional 3/4 of 1% each month thereafter.

Real Estate Sold During the Year

If you sold your real estate between January and June and do not have a remaining interest in any portion of the property, you should not receive the annual tax notice mailed in July. This notice should be mailed to the current owners, and they are responsible for ensuring timely payment.
 
For real estate sold after the annual July billing and before the bill becomes delinquent in January, a statement for the unpaid tax will also be mailed to the new owner. If the seller does not have a remaining interest in any portion of the property, they may disregard the original notice, as the new owner is responsible for payment.

This does not apply to Personal Property bills; this only applies to Real Estate property.