Governor Whitmer’s announcement has prompted the City of Warren to take immediate action to help reverse the record number of cases and deaths in Michigan. Effective this Wednesday, all departments in the city will reactivate the remote work plans beginning on Wednesday. Mayor Fouts had ordered these plans into effect earlier this year. Most employees* will be working from home and those that work inside will be required to wear a mask, social distance, and sanitize while at city hall. City Hall will be closed to the public until further notice. Warren has been at the forefront of successfully combating COVID-19 and Mayor Fouts intends to keep us in a leadership position to protect our employees and the community while continuing to deliver effective city services to our residents. All hands-on deck meaning that all of us need to follow the simple protocol of masks, sanitizing and social distancing. Masks are to protect others and yourself with a recent study indicating it’s the single most important factor to stop the spread of this virus.
*We are requiring most employees to work from home unless they are absolutely needed at city hall.
https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/0,9753,7-406-98178_98455-545136–,00.html
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The Treasurer’s Office is responsible for the collection, safekeeping, and allocation of all city revenues, including property taxes, special assessments, fees, licenses, and water revenues. The Treasurer’s Office acts as the tax collection agent for all taxing units located within the City, including the millages of six school districts and the County.
The Treasurer, in the capacity as the city’s money manager, strives to keep Warren at the forefront of its investment policy. The interest revenue earned from the investment of the city’s funds is a significant factor in maintaining a high level of city services.
City and County would like to inform you: The 2020 Winter Taxes are now available. The due date for the second installment of the Summer Tax is Monday, February 1, 2021. The Winter Tax is due March 1, 2021. Any unpaid 2020 Taxes will be turned over delinquent to the County on Tuesday, March 2, 2021, and will not be accepted at the city after that date. Any questions or concerns contact 586-574-4542.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, City Hall may have limited or no access. Please consider one of our contactless payment options such as online through the link provided lower on this page, by phone at 1-844-435-3977, through the mail, or through the secure payment dropboxes located behind Civic Center Library and Maybelle Burnette Library. To check availability of making payments in person, please call us at 586-574-4542.
During this time, for mailed-in and dropbox payments, if you wish to have confirmation of your payment being received, please email your address to:
paymentconfirmation@cityofwarren.org and we will respond once your payment has been processed.
Deferment Forms residents of Warren may qualify for an extension of the Summer Tax due date if you meet the following criteria:
Your yearly household income must be $40,000.00 or less
The property must be your primary residence
And you must fall under one of the following General Property Tax Act classifications:
Of the age 62 or older
Eligible Serviceperson, Eligible Veteran, Eligible Widow or Widower
Blind Person
Totally and Permanently Disabled
Paraplegic, Hemiplegic, or Quadriplegic
If you believe you qualify for a deferment, please contact the Treasurer’s Office at 586-574-4542 to request a copy of the form. If you filed last year, you would automatically receive a new form for this year. Forms must be returned by September 15, 2020; the deferment extends the Summer Tax due date until February 14, 2021.
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SUMMER TAXES (City & School):
WINTER TAXES (County):
FISCAL YEARS
Monday-Friday
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One City Square, Warren, MI 48093
1-586-574-4500
Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-5 PM
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