Tax Collector Seeks Concealed Weapons Permit Applicants In Molino At Reduced Rate

December 11, 2017

UPDATE: All available slots for this discounted program have been filled.

The Escambia County Tax Collector’s Office is looking for a few customers interested in obtaining or renewing their concealed weapons permit to help them in Molino..

“As part of our training for our Molino office, on December 12 and 13 we will offer appointments to citizens to be our training customers. We are looking for customers who can be flexible and patient,” Kelly Cooke, spokesperson for Tax Collector Scott Lunsford, said.  “The tax collector fee up to $22 will be waived, and this opportunity is available on a first come/first served basis to the first 20 individuals who schedule their appointment.”

“If you are interested and would like to schedule during this time, please email your request to ectc@EscambiaTaxCollector.com and include your name and phone number. We will contact you to determine their eligibility and schedule the appointment,” she said.

The Molino tax collection office will officially begin offering original applications and renewals of concealed weapon licenses on December 14.

While renewal licenses will be printed in the office, new applications still will be submitted to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for final approval. The statutory turnaround time for this process is within 90 days.

The Escambia County Tax Collector Molino Office is located at 6440 Highway 95-A North, Suite A, in the Molino Community Complex.

Comments

3 Responses to “Tax Collector Seeks Concealed Weapons Permit Applicants In Molino At Reduced Rate”

  1. MIKE WEBER on December 14th, 2017 4:56 am

    Thanks for this article William; I was able to save a little money, and got to meet Scott Lunsford as well. The staff in this office make paying taxes a pleasant experience.

  2. I agree on December 11th, 2017 7:01 pm

    The folks at the Molino office go out of their way to help customers. Last week I showed up for an appointment for a new DL with only a copy of my birth certificate. Well low and behold copies aren’t acceptable but they were able to retrieve a copy of my original birth certificate and get me quickly through the process. While I was there I overheard another customer in a similar predicament, only she didn’t have a copy of her marriage license showing name change; the nice man behind the counter told her if she came back at 8:30 in the morning with a copy of her ML, she could get it taken care of without another appointment. Good folks, good service.

  3. Dudley Herrington on December 11th, 2017 4:41 pm

    I would like to THANK OUR Tax Collector for Recognizing the North Escambia
    Tax Payers. This will save many from a long drive !!!!

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