Tax Collection

2020 County/Town Tax Payments

Final day for tax payment is March 31, 2020.

Payment by mail MUST HAVE a March 31 cancellation mark on the envelope. Make sure to have the post office HAND CANCEL the envelope.

The 2020 Town/County Tax bills were mailed on December 24th. If you have not received your bill by mid-January, call the Town Clerk's Office.

Tax Reminders

Detailed information on how and where to pay your taxes can be found on your tax bill.

• Town and County taxes are due in January without penalty and collected in the Town Clerk's Office.
• Village taxes are due in June and are collected by the Village Clerk's Office, 6 Academy St.
• Greenwich Central School Taxes are due in September and collected by the Glens Falls National Bank, Route 29 branch location.

Payment Information

Please make sure your check is made out correctly, including pay to, date, and written and numerical amounts must match.  Any checks incorrectly made out will be returned and may be subject to a penalty if received by the tax collector after the penalty free period.  We do not accept postdated checks.  

Payments may be made in cash or check. Discover, Master Card and VISA are accepted. There will be a 2.45% service fee applied for each credit card transaction. In office only.

Office Hours:

M, T, W 8:00 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Th - 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

F - 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Address Updates

If at any time you change your mailing address, download a change of address form from Washington County Real Property. This will ensure that your tax bill and receipts will be delivered properly.

General Information

If you have not received your town/county tax bill by mid-January, please contact the Town Clerk's Office immediately.  (518-692-7611 ext. 1)

If you receive a bill in error (ex: no longer own the property) please notify and return the bill to the Tax Collector.

Real Property Tax Law Section 922, the failure to mail a tax bill or the failure of a property owner to receive a tax bill will not affect the validity of the taxes or interest prescribed by law.