Property Taxes

Property Tax Search (Novus Public Access)

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USPS New Rule on Postal Post Mark:

What Changed?

  • Delayed Postmarking: Instead of being stamped at your local post office the day you drop it off, letters are now postmarked at regional processing centers, often the next business day or later.
  • Weekend/Holiday Impact: Mail dropped on a Saturday might not get postmarked until Monday; before a holiday, it could be three days late. 

Solutions to Avoid Late Mail:

  • Mail Early: Send time-sensitive items well before the actual deadline.
  • Handstamp at Counter: Visit the post office and ask for an over-the-counter postmark to get the current day's date.
  • Use Other Methods: Utilize online payment portals or secure drop boxes if available.
  • Certified Mail: Can provide proof of mailing date. 

Impact on Deadlines: Many state and federal laws, such as those for tax payments and legal filings, consider the postmark date as proof of timely payment or filing. The delay in postmarking means time-sensitive documents mailed close to a deadline may be considered delinquent and incur late fees or penalties.


Instructional Videos

State-Wide Property Tax FAQ's  answers questions taxpayer may have on paying taxes, how taxes are calculated, lottery credit, special charges and assessments, payment assistance, assessed values, escrow accounts