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Carol Houseman

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Elected November 2000

Re-Elected November 2004, 2008

When you click on the box above you will be taken to another website. Upon arrival of that website, click on Current Tax Search on the left side of the website and then you may enter either your name, address, account number, or parcel number.

Pay Your Bills Electronically

Automatic Bill Payment

Our Automatic Bill Payment Plan has been a great success and continues to be available for the payment of Township Tax bills.  Customers can have their bills automatically deducted from their bank or credit union checking or savings account.  If you wish to take advantage of this convenient way to automatically pay your bill, please follow this link Automatic Funds Transfer Form.  You will continue to receive a bill indicating the amount due, but the amount will be automatically deducted from the account you choose. 

Credit Cards

The ability to pay Township Property Taxes and Utility Bills with a major credit card is also available.  Credit Card payments are only accepted online. The Township has contracted with a company to perform that service.  They will accept the payments on behalf of the Township and forward your payment to the Township.  To access this feature follow the link above that says Pay Bill.  Users paying with credit cards will be charged a Convenience Fee.

Bank Account Deduction

Customers may also follow the Pay Bill link above to pay their bill right out of their checking or savings account.  A nominal fee of $0.25 will be charged for each transaction.

A Business Owner's Guide to Personal Property Taxes  

2009 Tax Table

Township Treasurer Job Description

The Treasurer is the custodian of the Township’s money.  Because of this the Treasurer must be bonded.  She is a member of the Township Board, the Water and Sewer Committee, the Downtown Development Authority, the Township Election Commission, and the Township Canvassing Board. 

1. Has charge of all monies belonging to the Township.  The monies are kept in a depository designated by the Township Board.
2. Collects real property, personal property and specially assessed taxes and pays monies over the school districts and the County Treasurer.
3. Keeps a record of all monies collected.
4. Pays money upon order of the Township Board.
5. Reports to the Township Board on monies received and spent.
6. Prepare for the County Treasurer a delinquent tax roll.

Kent County Treasurer's Office

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Last modified: February 26, 2008