SINCE 1815
A Heritage River Community Growing on Strong Foundations
TOWN OF GRISWOLD, CT
BOROUGH OF JEWETT CITY, CT
TAX revenue collector's OFFICE
*TAX BILLS WILL BE DUE AUGUST 1, 2017*
TAX REMINDER
IMPORTANT - ONLINE PAYMENT INFORMATION
When paying delinquent motor vehicle bills online, it will take (3) three business days to be cleared for
release for the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Our Office's Responsibility to Our Residents:
The Griswold Revenue Collector Office s responsible for
the billing and collection of all Real Estate, Motor Vehicle
and Personal Property bills for Griswold and
the Borough District
Please Note:
Any questions concerning assessed value, adjustments, exemptions or credits, tax relief programs, and improper motor vehicle tax billings should be directed to the Assessors Office at (860) 376-7060 extension 105 or 103.
Questions about billing, tax balances due, amounts paid, delinquent taxes and interest charged should be directed to the Revenue Collector's Office.
Your Tax bill will show a column for the total Town Tax and a column for the total District Tax (Borough).
The total due box will reflect the combined total of Town and Borough taxes due. It will not be possible to pay only the Town tax or only the Borough District Tax on any of these accounts, as it will be automatically be apportioned to the Borough of Jewett City and Town of Griswold.
ALL BILLS PAID IN PERSON WILL BE PAID AT THE TOWN TAX OFFICE ON THE FIRST FLOOR.
CHECKS ARE MADE PAYABLE TO: TOWN OF GRISWOLD FOR ALL BILLS INCLUDING THOSE WITHIN THE
BOROUGH DISTRICT TAX
Make Your Online
Tax $
Payment Here
CONTACT
OUR OFFICE
Griswold Town Hall
28 Main Street
Jewett City, CT 06351
Phone: 860 376-7060
Fax: 860 376-7070
Our office is on the first floor of the Town Hall.
HOURS:
Monday - Wednesday
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday
8:30 AM – 6:30 PM
Friday
8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Mobile Home Information
Any person owning a mobile manufactured home should have filed with the Town Clerk a certificate of title, bill of sale or other document evidencing the person's ownership of the mobile manufactured home. Furthermore, any document transferring title or owner who desires to remove such home from a park or land on which it has been situated must file a removal statement for
recording with the Town Clerk
Dates to Remember
All taxes on the Grand List of October 1st of a given year are typically billed in July of the following year.
Bills are mailed once a year.
(No additional mailings will be sent for installments.)
Interest on late payments is 18% annual, calculated at 1.5% per month or any fraction of a month from the due date.
Real and Personal Property
- Less than $100, are due in full 8/1
- Over $100, are due semi annually 8/1 & 1/1
Motor Vehicles:
- Registered after October 1st will be billed in the January following the July collection.
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Supplemental Motor Vehicle Taxes
- Due the First of January, Each Year
- Supplemental motor vehicle bills are for any newly registered vehicle after October 1 st. Vehicles are assessed based on the month they were first registered through September 30th. If this vehicle replaces a vehicle on the regular October 1st Grand List, a credit for that vehicle will show on this bill. If this vehicle has been sold, destroyed, stolen or registered in another state, please contact the Assessor's Office.
No other bill will be sent for the January installment on your Real Estate and Personal Property bills. These tax bills are mailed only in July of every year, so please mark your calendars as a reminder.
ALL DELINQUENT MOTOR VEHICLE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES FOR 2014
AND PRIOR YEARS ARE SUBJECT TO COLLECTION FEES.
CONTACT CREDIT INFORMATION BUREAU AT 1-800-467-4496.
How Do I Pay My Tax Bill?
The best way to make a tax payment is in person at the Town Hall. We would be happy to answer all of your questions.
When paying by check through the mail:
- Write your list number(s) on your check or money order
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Make payable to the" Town of Griswold" along with your installment coupon which is attached to the bottom of the bill.
- Remember: Real Estate and Personal Property bills have two coupons attached to the bottom, first installment due August 1st & the second half due January 1st as always you have thirty days from the due date to pay without penalty.
- If a receipt is desired send a stamped, self addressed envelope with all copies of the bill.
When paying by Credit card/Debit Card:
- Payments may be made at our Tax Collector's Office or on line by using the secure link.
- Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express are accepted.
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Taxpayer is to pay a Courtesy Fee.
- 2.5% SITE FEE or a $2.00 MINIMUM
- $2.00 for Electronic Check
Delays in mailing due to incorrect mailing information can cost you money. You can avoid delays and possible late fees and interest by simply providing you correct mail delivery address. For our motor vehicle tax bills we rely on files from the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicle to have the most current address. If you have not updated your address on your registration with DMV please do so ASAP.