Property Tax Bills Mailed; E-bills & Text Alerts Going Out This Week
The first installment of your 2025-2026 property tax bill is due November 1st and will become delinquent if it remains unpaid after December 10th.
All payments must be received or U.S.P.S. postmarked on or before December 10th to avoid penalties. Late property tax payments will incur a 10% penalty.
E-Billing Customers Receive Email & Text Alerts
If you signed up for the San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector’s new e-Billing for annual Secured Property Tax and Supplemental Bills, you will soon receive your email or, if opted in, a text message alerting you that your bill is ready for review and payment. Alerts will come from 1-844-786-1059 or treasury@public.govdelivery.com and can be added to your contacts.
Pay Online
You can pay your property taxes online now.
Top reasons to pay online:
- It’s free with an e-check.
- You get an immediate receipt.
- It’s safe and secure.
Impound/Escrow Account
If you have an impound/escrow account with your mortgage provider, please check with them to confirm that they will schedule the payment.
Mailed Payment Not Cashed Yet?
If you have already mailed your check, it may take up to 8 weeks for your payment to be processed. Your payment will be credited as of the date it was received or the U.S.P.S. postmark date. You may check the status of your payment by visiting our online payment system.
Online Banking Payments
Every year, our office receives late payments that were made through online bill pay from numerous banks. Unfortunately, these payments are ‘received’ after the delinquent date, and penalties are automatically applied. We will not cancel penalties due to late payments caused by online bill pay, even if the payments were made on or before the delinquent date. You can avoid late payments by paying early and using our online payment system.
