Archives: FAQs

Where can I get my fingerprints taken?

The Williams County Sheriff’s Office offers fingerprinting every Wednesday evening from 4 pm to 7 pm (new hours as of 7/3/2024) at the Williams County Law Enforcement Center (223 E Broadway); individuals are fingerprinted on a first come, first served basis. A fee of $10 is charged; it can be paid with cash or check … Continued

How do I post bond?

To post bond for someone being held in the Williams County Correctional Center, you must post bond with the court that made the charges (e.g. Northwest District Judicial Court or Municipal Court). NW District Judicial Court If the individual is being held on charges from the NW District Judicial Court, and you wish to pay … Continued

When are my property taxes due?

Real Estate Taxes Annual real estate taxes are mailed mid-December each year. The payment of taxes is divided into two equal payments, but if taxes are paid in full on or before February 15th, you will receive a 5% discount on the consolidated tax. Postmarked dates are accepted when figuring payment dates for taxes. The … Continued

Where can I find a copy of my property tax bill?

Your most recent tax bill can be accessed and downloaded by visiting iTax, our online property tax system. If you have questions about your tax bill, please contact the Treasurer’s Office. Search by your parcel number, name, OR address. On your property record page, click “Show Current Tax Bill” in the center of the page. … Continued

Where can I find the payoff balance for the Special Assessments on my property?

To find out the payoff balance for city special assessments, please contact the City directly. The payoff balance for special assessments managed by Williams County can be found using the iTax system. First, search for your property. Then, on the property record page, select “Detail” in the center box titled “Taxes.” The table will show … Continued

If there are all these taxing entities, then why do I get one tax statement from the County?

Instead of getting several separate bills, you get one property tax statement from Williams County, and we distribute your payment to each of the other entities.

Why does my property tax bill go up or down?

Both the value of the mill AND the number of mills can affect your tax bill. If the same number of mills are on your tax statement this year as there were last year, but your home’s value increased by 5%, your tax bill will rise by 5% as well. Learn about how your property … Continued