Linn County tax statements in the mail Wednesday

ALBANY — Linn County property owners should receive tax statements this week, according to Andy Stevens, Linn County Assessor and Tax Collector.

Statements will be mailed on Wednesday and should arrive within a few days, Stevens said.

There are about 60,000 property accounts, Stevens said, with a total real market value of more than $25 billion and $12.3 billion assessed value.

This year’s tax statements include a flyer that explains due dates, payment options and some programs available for tax relief.

Payments can be made in-person at the Assessor’s Office, Room 214, on the second floor of the Linn County Courthouse, in a drop box on the west side of the courthouse entrance or on-line through Point & Pay, which charges $3.95 per transaction through Visa debit.

All other credit and debit cards assess a 2.5% of transaction amount with a minimum fee of $2. Also, $1.50 for e-check payments.

The automated phone system number is 844-399-6193 and same fees apply.

By mail: Linn County Tax Collector, Post Office Box 100, Albany, OR 97321.

Office hours are 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Phone 541-967-3808 or fax 541-917-7448.

Media contact: Alex Paul, Linn County Communications Officer, 541-967-3825 or email apaul@co.linn.or.us.