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About the Department
- City ordinances require the City Treasurer to collect and deposit money owed the city for various services and taxes.
- State law also requires the Treasurer to serve on the Police and Fire Pension Board.
- The Treasurer receives payments for utility bills, invoices, income taxes, and special assessments.
- The Treasurer also bills and collects property taxes for the city, schools, county, library, community college and state. The money collected is periodically sent to the other taxing jurisdictions.
- In addition to billing and collecting, the Treasurer's division receives, records and deposits all city revenue.
2023 Property Taxes
The deadline to submit an Application for Deferment of Summer Taxes has passed.
If you did not submit an application on or before September 14, 2023, you are no longer eligible for deferment.
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2022 Real Property Taxes
2022 real property taxes (your home and land) are delinquent and can no longer be paid to the City of Battle Creek. In accordance with state tax law, real property taxes have been transferred to:
Calhoun County Treasurer
315 W Green Street
Marshall, MI 49068
Contact the county treasurer's office for payoff information at 269-781-0807.
2022 Personal Property and Special Act Taxes
2022 Personal Property taxes are delinquent and still held by the City Treasurer for collection. Other parcel classifications collected by the City are for building on leased land, IFT (PA 198), OPRA, and Public Act 189 parcels.
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Tammy Giannunzio
Treasurer
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Treasurer
Physical Address
10 N Division Street
Battle Creek, MI 49014
Phone: 269-966-3325