$16 Million In Property Taxes Unpaid, Due By Wednesday

April 29, 2014

All 2013 unpaid real estate and tangible personal property taxes must be paid and receipted by close of business  Wednesday, April 30 to avoid being advertised as delinquent, according to Escambia County Tax Collector Janet Holley.

Over $16 million, about seven percent, of the Escambia County tax roll remains unpaid, according to Holley.

Online and drop box payments also may be made at the April rate by midnight April 30 but will not prevent advertising.

The list of delinquent tax accounts will be published in a legal ad and posted on the tax collector’s website on May 8.

Payments must be processed:

  • In person at one of four branch offices by close of business on April 30;
  • Through the call center 850-438-6500 x3252 by close of business on April 30;
  • On the website at www.escambiataxcollector.com by midnight April 30;
  • Left in any of the 24-hour drop boxes available at all offices by midnight April 30.

All late payments will be returned for additional fees.

Offices are located at:

  • Downtown, 213 Palafox Place
  • Molino, 6440 Highway 95A, Suite A
  • Marcus Pointe, 6451 North W Street
  • Warrington, 507 North Navy Boulevard

For more information, or to pay online,  visit www.escambiataxcollector.com.

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Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under News