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Forgot to pay your property taxes? Don't wait! If you missed the November 2 deadline, please contact our office as soon as possible. Our team is happy to help you review your account and discuss your payment options. 📞 564-397-2252 🌐 clark.wa.gov/treasurer

Another Successful Property Tax Payment Season! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our office, visited our drive-through kiosk, or made their property tax payments online! We appreciate your patience and cooperation during another busy tax season.

Our property tax payment kiosk will be open this Friday, October 30, to help residents make their payments ahead of the second-half property tax deadline!

This week, Jacqueline from the Clark County Assessor’s Office was officially deputized by the Treasurer’s Office, allowing her to assist with Treasurer’s Office services in our shared Joint Lobby. Great job Jacqueline!

Since October 31 falls on a Saturday this year, the payment deadline has been extended to Monday, November 2, 2026.

Staff from the Clark County Treasurer’s, Assessor’s and Auditor’s offices recently volunteered with the Clark County Food Bank at the Heritage Farm Fall Harvest Event. It was a great opportunity to work together and give back to the community we serve.

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate the grand reopening of the Clark County Joint Lobby and the KC Madsen Gallery opening reception! We enjoyed welcoming community members into the newly renovated space and celebrating an evening of community and local art.

Today’s the day! Join us this afternoon as we celebrate the Grand Reopening of the Clark County Joint Lobby.

Join us tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 2, to see the newly renovated Joint Lobby, celebrate with our team and stick around for the KC Madsen Gallery opening reception. Learn more about the grand reopening: clark.wa.gov/treasurer/clark…

Join us Friday, Oct. 2 to celebrate our newly remodeled Joint Lobby! Come explore the updated space, enjoy light refreshments and stay for the KC Madsen Gallery opening reception. 📍 1300 Franklin St., 2nd Floor, Vancouver We look forward to celebrating with our community!

Bought or sold a home recently? If you recently purchased a home, now is a good time to check your property tax account and make sure you know whether your taxes are being paid through escrow or directly by you!

Second-half property tax statements were mailed last week! If you do not have escrow and haven’t received your statement, please contact the Clark County Treasurer’s Office for assistance. Second-half property taxes are due October 31.

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the bravery of the first responders, service members and everyday heroes who stepped forward in the face of tragedy. We will never forget.

Today, we celebrate the hard work and contributions of workers throughout our community. Our office is closed today, Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day and will reopen Tuesday, September 8. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Labor Day!

Not sure which Clark County office to contact? Check out this quick guide!

Hello, September! A new month is here, and fall is just around the corner! As we head into a busy season, the Clark County Treasurer’s Office is here to help you stay informed and prepared for upcoming property tax deadlines.

October 31 may feel far away, but it’s never too early to plan ahead! If you haven’t checked your account recently, now is a great time. Especially if you’ve recently moved, changed mortgage companies or had another change affecting your property.

Summer is winding down in Clark County! As vacations wrap up, school gets underway and we start looking toward fall, it’s a great time to check a few things off your property tax to-do list.

Our office is excited to announce that property tax balances will now update nearly in real time. Counter payments should be reflected within approximately 10–15 minutes, while online payments are generally posted to the account the following business day.

Mark your calandars, the second half of 2026 property taxes are due October 31. There’s still plenty of time, but planning ahead can help you avoid the last-minute rush! Property owners can pay online, by mail, or in person.