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Why is the tax bill for my property in the old owner's name?: Taxes are assessed to the owner of the property on January 1 of the tax year. If your property was purchased and the deed was recorded after January 1, it will appear in the old owner's name. Consequently, you may not receive a tax bill. Please call us at (307) 235-9470 and we'll gladly send one to you.

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1. When do I get my tax bill?: Tax notices are sent to all taxpayers on or by October 10th. Some years it may be a little bit earlier, some may be a little later. We send over 40,000 notices each year, and unfortunately some do get lost or are wrongly delivered. If you do not have your notices by the end of October, please call us at (307) 235-9370 and we’ll gladly send out copies.

2. How do I read my tax bill?: You can see our Sample Bill with full details of the items on your Tax Bill.

3. When are my taxes due?: Taxes are payable in two installments. The first installment is delinquent after November 10, and the second installment is delinquent after May 10 of the following year. The law does allow us to forgive the interest due on the first installment if you pay your entire year's tax on or before December 31.

4. Why is the tax bill for my property in the old owner's name?: Taxes are assessed to the owner of the property on January 1 of the tax year. If your property was purchased and the deed was recorded after January 1, it will appear in the old owner's name. Consequently, you may not receive a tax bill. Please call us at (307) 235-9470 and we'll gladly send one to you.

5. How do I get a copy of my tax bill?: If you did not receive your bill by the end of October or you need a copy, contact the Treasurer's Office at (307) 235-9470.