📬 The Gist: The City of Milton has sent out annual property tax bills, set to reach homes and businesses soon.
🏡 Why It Matters: Property taxes are crucial for funding local services like schools, roads, and public safety. Timely payment ensures the city can maintain these services, while understanding the payment process can help residents avoid penalties.
❓ What’s Happening:
- If you haven’t received your bill by October 31, you can obtain it at City Hall, by phone, or online.
- The online portal allows immediate bill viewing and payment.
🔍 Between the Lines:
- The online payment comes with a 3% fee, or $1.75 with an eCheck. No fee if paid directly at City Hall or by mail.
- The payment deadline is December 19, regardless of the payment method.
🏃 Catch Up Quick:
- The City Council reduced Milton’s millage rate to 4.389 mills, marking the third rate decrease in the city’s history.
- For a comprehensive understanding of the tax process, the 2023 Property Tax Guide is available online.
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