Treasurer's Office COVID-19 FAQ

It is our goal throughout these unprecedented times to continue offering the services you expect from us with the least amount of interruption. Below are some frequently asked questions regarding our current operations.

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Effective July 2nd, 2021: 
The Treasurer's Office lobby located on the first floor of the Spokane County Courthouse is now open for in-person services. We look forward to serving you. Drop box payments and online services available via the Treasurer's Office website continue to be available for your convenience. 

What payment options are available?

• In-Person: Beginning July 6th, 2021, in-person payments will be accepted at the Treasurer's Office located on the first floor of the Spokane County Courthouse during our regular business hours.
• Pay online: Taxes can be paid online by eCheck, debit or credit card. A fee set by the vendor is charged for online payments.
• Mail: Return original tax stubs and check or money order payable to: Spokane County Treasurer PO Box 199 Spokane, WA 99210. Mailed payments must be postmarked by the tax due date.
• Phone: Taxes can be paid by eCheck, debit or credit card using our interactive voice response (IVR) system. A fee, set by the vendor is charged for payments processed by phone. Call the Treasurer’s Office line at (509) 477-4713.
• Drop Box: Three drop boxes are available for property tax payments by check or money order. Drop boxes are located curbside on W. Broadway Ave in front of the Courthouse, at the Courthouse entrance and in the Courthouse Annex. Click here for a map of drop box locations. 

How can I get a receipt? 
Please include a self addressed and stamped envelope with your payment and we will return a receipt. 

What tax relief options is the Spokane County Treasurer offering?

Treasurer Michael Baumgartner previously authorized Spokane County property tax extensions totaling one hundred and five additional days to pay without delinquent charges. First half 2021 property taxes have received a one month extension from April 30th to May 31st. This extension applies to both real and personal property taxes due in Spokane County. This extension excludes mortgage loan service providers which submit escrow funds on behalf of individual taxpayers.

A landlord extension of 2020-2021 property taxes is also in place on residential rental properties located in Spokane County financially impacted by the in-place eviction moratorium. While 2020 property taxes are due for most county taxpayers, taxpayers may submit a declaration requesting a September 30th, 2021 extension on residential rental properties affected by the moratorium.

If you are still struggling to make your property tax payment, please contact our office at (509) 477-4713 or treasurer@spokanecounty.org. Other assistance options such as partial tax payments may be an option.