For Cuyahoga County property owners, it’s that time of the year again to pony up for real estate taxes. The folks at the Cuyahoga County Treasurer’s Office are issuing a gentle nudge—payments must be in by February 19, or it’s going to cost an extra 10%. But breathe easy, if you can’t meet that deadline, you have until March 2, before the late penalty kicks in.
Probably sitting in your mailbox already, or snug in your inbox, tax bills should have reached all property owners by now. If you’ve managed to misplace it or never got it, don’t sweat; just give the Treasurer’s Office a ring at 216-443-7400 (option 1). The tax bill situation sorted out, you can also deliver payments digitally through Point & Pay or by visiting the Cuyahoga County website.
According to the Cuyahoga County Treasurer Brad Cromes, the mantra is ease and convenience when it comes to paying property taxes. “We want to make the property tax payment process as simple and convenient as possible,” Cromes stated as detailed by Cuyahoga County. Financial hurdles aren’t ignored either. The Treasurer’s Office is pointing homeowners, who might be finding the bills tough to swing, toward a range of assistance programs…