Finance, Payment Options
Payment Options Offered by the City of Dearborn Treasury
- You may pay property taxes and/or water bills via ACH Debit (Automated Clearing House), which is a direct withdrawal by the City of Dearborn from your bank account. This payment option is free and the program specifics are listed on the forms. Complete the forms and send them to the address below.
- Tax ACH application forms may be accessed here or via the "Online Services" services option in the "Popular Links" menu on the City's home page.
- Water ACH application forms may be accessed here or via the "Online Services" services option in the "Popular Links" menu on the City's home page.
- You may pay property taxes, miscellaneous invoices, special assessment bills and delinquent personal property taxes online. This service is free to City of Dearborn property owners who Create an Account and register their parcels. If you do not own the property you will need to create an account in order to access tax information for a $2 fee.
If you pay with a credit or debit card, there is a 3 percent convenience fee charged on the transaction amount. If you pay by e-check, there is a $3.00 convenience fee charged.
- You may also mail your bill and check payment to:
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Special City of Dearborn Checks should be made payable to:
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Property Dept 3102 P O Box 30516 Lansing MI 48909-8016 Checks should be made payable to:
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Water City of Dearborn
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Miscellaneous City of Dearborn
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- Postmarks are not accepted.
- You may use the 24 hour payment drop box located in the parking lot off John Nagy Drive near the south east corner behind City Hall. Place your bill and check (no cash please) in a sealed envelope and place it in the secure payment box. Drop box payments are picked up weekdays, Monday through Friday, at 8:00 a.m.
- If you are inside City Hall, there is another check payment drop box located to the east (left) of the cashier counters in the Treasury concourse area. Envelopes are provided for your convenience.
When you use the mail, drop box payment options or stand in line at City Hall, your canceled check will serve as your receipt. Because the canceled check is proof of payment, the Treasury Division no longer stamps bills.
Tax Information Options
If you are in City Hall looking for tax information, Treasury has a self-serve public computer located to the east (left) of the cashier counters in the Treasury concourse area.
From home you may obtain online information by clicking here. If you own property in the City of Dearborn, you will need to create an account in order to access tax information for free.