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By Mail
Mail your property tax payment directly to us. Your payment must be postmarked on or before the due date or penalties will apply. Checks should be made payable to Sharon M. Euerle, Meeker County Treasurer. If your tax payment is past due, please contact our office or look at the Property Tax Penalty Schedule to determine the amount of penalty you must include with your payment.
If your taxes are not escrowed, pre-addressed envelopes were included with your tax statement.
Our mailing address is:
Sharon M. Euerle
Meeker County Treasurer
325 Sibley Avenue N
Litchfield, MN 55355
Mail your property tax payment directly to us. Your payment must be postmarked on or before the due date or penalties will apply. Checks should be made payable to Sharon M. Euerle, Meeker County Treasurer. If your tax payment is past due, please contact our office or look at the Property Tax Penalty Schedule to determine the amount of penalty you must include with your payment.
If your taxes are not escrowed, pre-addressed envelopes were included with your tax statement.
Our mailing address is:
Sharon M. Euerle
Meeker County Treasurer
325 Sibley Avenue N
Litchfield, MN 55355
Direct Payment
Property taxes can be automatically deducted from your checking or savings account. Direct Debit is Meeker County's automated program that allows you to sign up to have your property tax payments automatically withdrawn from your checking or savings account on the tax installment due dates on an ongoing basis. We take the account information that you provide in your enrollment and deduct your payments directly through your financial institution.
To enroll, download and complete our online Direct Payment Authorization Form (PDF). Print and mail your completed form to the address indicated. Also, review the Direct Payment Policies and Procedures (PDF).
If you are unable to complete and print the form online, you may contact us at 320-693-5345 and request that Direct Debit Enrollment materials be mailed to you, or you may stop in our office and complete the materials here.
Credit Card
You can pay your property taxes with a credit card, a 2.5% fee is added to the total.
Escrowed Account
Your lending institution may be escrowing your taxes for you. This means that you are paying a portion of your property tax in every mortgage payment you make to them. Your tax money is being kept in a special escrow account. The escrow agent at your mortgage company is responsible for paying your property taxes by the due date.
If you aren't certain if your taxes are escrowed, contact your mortgage company or lending institution. Meeker County Treasurer sends you the property tax statement for your records and also sends the payment information to your mortgage company or lending institution.
Your lending institution may be escrowing your taxes for you. This means that you are paying a portion of your property tax in every mortgage payment you make to them. Your tax money is being kept in a special escrow account. The escrow agent at your mortgage company is responsible for paying your property taxes by the due date.
If you aren't certain if your taxes are escrowed, contact your mortgage company or lending institution. Meeker County Treasurer sends you the property tax statement for your records and also sends the payment information to your mortgage company or lending institution.
In Person
Property taxes can be paid by check or cash at the Meeker County Courthouse in the Treasurer's Office located on the 4th Level.
Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For further information about paying property taxes in person, please call Meeker County Treasurer at 320-693-5345.
Property taxes can be paid by check or cash at the Meeker County Courthouse in the Treasurer's Office located on the 4th Level.
Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For further information about paying property taxes in person, please call Meeker County Treasurer at 320-693-5345.