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Contact Us | Treasurer - Wayne County, Michigan
Our call center is open to take your calls. However, if you are unable to contact our office and would like a return call, please send an email to [email protected] with your name, phone number, address, and parcel ID number, and one of our customer service representatives will call you. Email Us General Information: [email protected]
Payment Options | Treasurer - Wayne County, Michigan
For more information please email us at [email protected] or call the Tax Information Line at: 313-224-5990. Pay By Phone You can now pay by phone by calling (313) 224-5990 and choosing option 1.
Pay Taxes Online | Treasurer
Detroit Parcel IDs require a period or a dash as the 9th digit. Examples: 12345678. or 12345678-9
Home | Treasurer - Wayne County, Michigan
Nov 26, 2024 · The Wayne County Treasurer, under the authority of the State of Michigan, participates in the Delinquent Tax Revolving Fund Program, which is an alternate method of collecting delinquent property taxes.
Frequently Asked Questions | Treasurer - Wayne County, Michigan
You can get information by emailing our office at [email protected], calling our office (313) 224-5990 or writing to Wayne County Treasurer, Attn: Taxpayer Assistance, 400 Monroe, Ste. 530, Detroit, MI 48226 or by visiting our website at www.treasurer.waynecounty.com.
Payment Plans | Treasurer - Wayne County, Michigan
Do you need help entering into a payment plan? Call 313-224-5990 or email us at [email protected]. Scroll down or watch the video below to learn more on payment plans avaliable for you.
Records | Clerk - Wayne County, Michigan
Email request along with required documentation and receipt pdf to: [email protected]; Certified/Authenticated documents must be mailed because of the raised seal, once payment verification is received. Get …
Property Tax Information | Treasurer - Wayne County, Michigan
When a property enters forfeited status, the property owner still has one year before the property will be foreclosed. At this point, the interest rate increases from 1% per month to 1.5% per month, retroactive to the date the taxes become delinquent, a $175 foreclosure fee and an additional $30 in recording fees is also added.
Employee & Retiree Benefits | Personnel/Human Resources
Call the Benefits Administration Division at 313-224-5157 or eMail to [email protected]