For Delinquent Property Tax Timeline, please click here.

The Tax Collector's Office will be closed on:   Monday, February 20, 2012 President's Day for an inservice work day.      The 2011 Tax Bills were mailed October 28. The 2011 tax roll is open for collection.  No personal checks will be accepted for delinquent taxes. Only CASH or CERTIFIED FUNDS for all delinquent tax payments. The annual Tax Certificate sale will be held June 1, 2012 for the delinquent 2011 taxes @  www.flaglertaxsale.com     Effective 9/23/2010, Expired Driver Licenses, if expired not more than 60 days, may now receive a temporary permit.

For Delinquent Property Tax Timeline, please click here.

The Tax Collector's Office will be closed on:   Monday, February 20, 2012 President's Day for an inservice work day.      The 2011 Tax Bills were mailed October 28. The 2011 tax roll is open for collection.  No personal checks will be accepted for delinquent taxes. Only CASH or CERTIFIED FUNDS for all delinquent tax payments. The annual Tax Certificate sale will be held June 1, 2012 for the delinquent 2011 taxes @  www.flaglertaxsale.com     Effective 9/23/2010, Expired Driver Licenses, if expired not more than 60 days, may now receive a temporary permit.

Partial Payment Plan

Effective November 1, 2009, the Flagler County Tax Collector's office will begin accepting partial payments for property taxes. While the partial payment plan is designed to assist and offer other means for taxpayers to pay their taxes, the 2009 Florida Legislature regards certain stipulations that must be met in order to participate in the plan.

• The Tax Collector will begin accepting partial payments for current year taxes. Delinquent taxes are not eligible for partial payments.
• Each partial payment remitted must include a $10 processing fee.
• Partial payments are not eligible for any applicable discount set forth in F.S.197.162.
• Any remaining balance not paid before April 1st becomes delinquent.
• Taxpayers who are currently on the Installment Payment Plan are not eligible for the partial payment plan.
• Partial payments are NOT accepted online or by phone.
• A signed acknowledgement of conditions set forth is required with the first payment.

Partial Payment Plan

Effective November 1, 2009, the Flagler County Tax Collector's office will begin accepting partial payments for property taxes. While the partial payment plan is designed to assist and offer other means for taxpayers to pay their taxes, the 2009 Florida Legislature regards certain stipulations that must be met in order to participate in the plan.

• The Tax Collector will begin accepting partial payments for current year taxes. Delinquent taxes are not eligible for partial payments.
• Each partial payment remitted must include a $10 processing fee.
• Partial payments are not eligible for any applicable discount set forth in F.S.197.162.
• Any remaining balance not paid before April 1st becomes delinquent.
• Taxpayers who are currently on the Installment Payment Plan are not eligible for the partial payment plan.
• Partial payments are NOT accepted online or by phone.
• A signed acknowledgement of conditions set forth is required with the first payment.

GatherGoGet

The State of Florida is leading the nation in an effort to provide our residents with an even more secure identification document. Beginning January 1, 2010, Floridians renewing or obtaining a new driver license/identification card will be required to show proof of 1)identification, 2)Social Security number and 3)two items of residential address.

To assist residents with these changes and to make the visit less stressful for all involved, the Florida Deparment of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles has prepared a statewide public awareness initiative to encourage Floridians to gather their necessary documents, go to a driver license office and get their new card.

On the GatherGoGet website, residents will be able to:

• Determine when you will need to visit a driver license office.
• Create a personalized checklist detailing documents you will need.
• Obtain contact information for where to get the required documents.

Click GatherGoGet for more information.

GatherGoGet

The State of Florida is leading the nation in an effort to provide our residents with an even more secure identification document. Beginning January 1, 2010, Floridians renewing or obtaining a new driver license/identification card will be required to show proof of 1)identification, 2)Social Security number and 3)two items of residential address.

To assist residents with these changes and to make the visit less stressful for all involved, the Florida Deparment of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles has prepared a statewide public awareness initiative to encourage Floridians to gather their necessary documents, go to a driver license office and get their new card.

On the GatherGoGet website, residents will be able to:

• Determine when you will need to visit a driver license office.
• Create a personalized checklist detailing documents you will need.
• Obtain contact information for where to get the required documents.

Click GatherGoGet for more information.