Property Tax Statements Mailed In Conroe-Montgomery County

CONROE-MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX — Nearly 341,000 Montgomery County residents have been mailed property tax statements this week, according to Montgomery County Tax Assessor-Collector's Office, Tammy McRae.

Taxpayers should receive their statements in the coming days and weeks. Residents who haven't received their statements by mid-November can contact the Tax-Assessor Collector's Office, McRae said.

Taxes are due Jan. 31, and all payments must be either received or postmarked by that date. Using a USPS dropbox on the deadline does not ensure it will be postmarked on time, which could result in penalty fees and interest, according to McRae.

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Payments can be made with a credit or debit card online, in person or over the phone at 1-800-351-7929. Card transactions have a 2.15-percent convenience fee added to the total. The tax office takes e-checks, and taxpayers also can send their payment by mail in the envelope provided with the tax statement.

For those paying in person, the tax office has the option of setting a payment appointment to avoid long lines.

Residents may call 936-539-7897 or visit the tax office website for additional information.