Frequently Asked Questions

If payment is not postmarked or issued online by December 1st, 2025 a 1% penalty (or $10, whichever is greater) will be charged. If the current property tax and 1% penalty are still not paid by January 31, 2026, an additional 1.5% penalty (or $10, whichever is greater) will be also be charged. Interest will be charged after January 31, 2026, effective January 1, 2026.

If your mortgage company pays your property tax, a yellow box in the top right corner of your tax notice will list the name of the mortgage company that has requested your tax account balance. In many cases mortgage companies will notify you of their "payment date" but the taxes are not actually paid until the due date.

If your tax account does not appear as paid by December 9, please contact your mortgage company to verify payment.

The owner of the property still receives the original tax notice for their records, even if a mortgage company pays the property taxes.

A copy of your Tax Notice can be accessed from the Treasurer's website.

If you need further assistance, please contact the Treasurer's office via email or by calling 435-336-3267.

1. Go to the Treasurer's website
2. Click "Pay My Property Tax." Follow the prompts to make a quick one-time payment, or to manage your property tax account. You will need your 7-digit account number found on your Tax Notice. To search for your Account Number, click on Property Tax Search.

1. Go to the Treasurer's website
2. Click "Pay My Property Tax." Follow the prompts to make a quick one-time payment, or to manage your property tax account. You will need your 7-digit account number found on your Tax Notice. To search for your Account Number, click on Property Tax Search.

• E-check payments: FREE using your bank account information
• Credit Card Payments: 2.5% fee ($1.50 minimum)

Yes, simply fill out the Tax Notice Email Request Form to sign up for tax notice emails.