The fiscal office has an app available on its social media account.
You may not "like" paying county taxes — but the Summit County Fiscal Office offers an easy way to do it on its Facebook page. The app offers step-by-step instructions on how to pay — find out more by clicking here.
The county office joined Thursday and already posted five photos.
A picture is worth 140 characters (and some hashtags) to the Summit County Fiscal Office. The local government entity announced it joined Instagram/Statigram Thursday on its Facebook page. Follow the photo feed @summitcountyfiscal and @FiscalOffice on Twitter.
Take advantage of the Moneygram payment option to pay your real estate taxes.
Fiscal officer Kristen Scalise is accepting complaints now through April 1. Here's how to file.
The Chamber is on the move to a more recognizable building in Stow Dec. 1.
The Stow-Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce is on the move to a very recognizable Stow building in a location more centralized for the two primary communities it serves. Starting Dec. 1 the chamber will be doing business from Stratford Place, the brick Tudor-style office building constructed in 1986 at the southeast corner of S.R. 91 and East Arndale Road. The 50,000-square-foot building was purchased in early May by InterChez Properties LLC for $1.7 million, according to the auditor's division of the Summit County Fiscal Office. InterChez occupies some of the office suites in the building and has been marketing the remaining spaces for lease. Doris Stewart, chamber executive director, said Stratford is “really nice – it’s a beautiful …
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Read one resident's explanation and opinion about the cost of Issue 20 should it pass Nov. 8.
The Summit County Fiscal Office has reported that Stow-Munroe Falls District's new 6.57-mill levy may actually be more millage than what voters are thinking they're voting on if it passes on Nov. 8. How much more? They won't know until after the levy is voted on. They stated they will have the exact millage and how much each homeowner will be liable for sometime in December if the new levy passes. Because we are technically voting on whether to approve an additional $65 million in the form of this new 10-year property tax levy and not necessarily an exact millage of the new tax, allows the issue to remain on the ballot even though residents still won’t know their exact tax obligation until after the election. Previous reports stated, at 6.…
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lissa bailey
3:27 pm on Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Has anyone seen that brave soul who stood on the corner of Graham and 91 last August holding his own sign to support struggling homeowners - vote no new levy? He was one of the key reasons along with other homeowners who made their own signs that actually were the ones that let so many people know last August that there was a levy issue to vote on. The school groups like the levy committee have a… more ›