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Mission

The mission of the Collector’s Office is to maximize revenues for the City of Everett while providing professional, quality customer service to the citizens of Everett.

Function

The Collector’s Office is responsible for the billing, collecting, reporting, and enforcement of municipal taxes, water bills, parking ticket payments, licenses and fees for the City.

Contact

Email:
Monica Ford
Treasurer/Collector
[email protected]

Treasurer Main Phone:
617-394-2316

Main Phone Number:
617-394-2240

Collector Questions:
617-394-2275

Address:
Treasurer/Collector Division
484 Broadway
Room 13
Everett, MA 02149

Hours:
Monday & Thursday, 8am – 7:30pm
Tuesday & Wednesday, 8am – 5pm

Adriana Indrisano
Assistant Collector
[email protected]
617-394-2243

Tracy O’Connor
Deputy Collector
[email protected]
617-394-2241

Tanya Benjamin
Principal Clerk
[email protected]
617-394-2240

Kathy Bereznoski
Principal Clerk
[email protected]
617-394-2240

Zarina Gace
Principal Clerk
[email protected]
617-394-0212

Anita Lafuente
Principal Clerk
[email protected]
617-394-2275

Roxana Mejia
Principal Clerk
[email protected]
617-394-2295

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Please be advised, that effective July 1, 2024, all credit card and E-check transactions will incur a fee.
If you have any questions, please contact the Tax Collector’s Office at 617-394-2240.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, tax bills are sent to the assessed owner of the property. Most banks and mortgage companies buy a file from the city for their tax clients.

For you real estate and personal property bill, you need to contact the Assessor’s Office. For your water bill you must contact the Water Dept. The Registry of Motor Vehicles needs to be updated with any change of address.

Tax bills can only be disputed once a year. It is when the first actual tax bill is sent out on January 1st, you have till the due date, usually February 1. This can be done by applying for an abatement in the Assessor’s Office. Water bills have to be brought to the Board of Public Works meeting once a month. For excise bills, the value is set by the Registry of Motor Vehicles.

This is done by the Registry of Motor Vehicles, referencing National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA).

If you pay your taxes late, interest will start to accrue the next day at 14%. The credit card cut off for any bill payment date is midnight Eastern Standard Time (EST).

Cash, check, money orders, and credit cards are accepted payment methods.

Tax bills come out four times a year starting July 1 of that year. The first 2 bills are estimated. The first actual bill goes out in January of that year and that will have the tax rate and values of the property which will affect the total tax paid. Water bills are determined by the usage of the property. Excise bills go by the value of the car which is determined by the Registry of Motor Vehicles.

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