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The City of Kalamazoo maintains a database of publicly available information about properties located within the city limits. This database includes each property's zoning & land information, utility billing, permits, invoices, assessed value, and tax records.
- Pay Current Property Taxes City
Pay Current Property Taxes. Property taxes for the year are...
- City Treasurer's Office City
The City Treasurer's Office collects and deposits funds due...
- Pay Current Property Taxes City
Pay Current Property Taxes. Property taxes for the year are split into two bills. One is issued in the summer and one issued in the winter. Summer tax bills are mailed by July 1 and are due by July 31. Summer tax bills can be paid all at once or in six monthly payments.
This service allows you to make a tax bill payment for a specific property within your Municipality. To begin, please enter the appropriate information in one of the searches below.
The City Treasurer's Office collects and deposits funds due to the City and responsibly manages idle public funds. You can make payment for utilities, taxes, and all other services at the Treasurer's Office windows located on the first floor of City Hall.
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Report and Pay Personal Property Taxes. Businesses are required to file a statement and pay Personal Property Taxes on things like machines, equipment, furniture, and fixtures used by the business. Personal Property Tax Statements must be filed with the City Assessor's Office each year by February 20. There are a variety of forms that may be ...
Taxable Value and Tax Levy Projections. The following is the City's estimated property tax levies for from 2021 - 2026. The calculations below show the starting operating levy reduced by tax captures for the City's Brownfield and Downtown Economic Growth Authority (DEGA).
