Money & Taxes

Westchester Property Taxes Are Collected Locally

Westchester residents should route property-tax payment questions to the local city or town, not assume the county collects directly.

Published June 23, 2026 · Last verified June 23, 2026

Westchester property-tax questions often start with the wrong mental map. Westchester County does not collect property taxes directly; all property taxes are paid to the local town or city. The Tax Commission does not collect current or delinquent taxes and does not sell liens. County pages still help because Westchester publishes tax-rate information and online assessment-data links.

If the question is about a tax rate or assessment record, use the county resources. If it is about a current bill, delinquent amount, payment, or lien sale, identify the correct town or city collector instead of sending it to the County Tax Commission.

Start with the property address and municipality, then match the county rate or assessment result to the parcel number and local bill. Keep the collector name, quoted payment status, directions, and receipt with that record. This separates the county’s information role from the local collector’s payment role.

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