Important dates in the Treasurer's Office, Grant County Information

Here are important dates in the Treasurer's Office, identifying critical points in the billing and payment of property taxes in Grant County. Have a question about these dates? Please give us a call!

Remember we are open to the public during the following business hours: Monday through Friday from 8:00 am. until 5:00 pm. Closed for business on Saturdays, Sundays and County Holidays.

January 1: Date of property assessment. Assessed values and ownership are determined as of this date.

February 28: Last day to notify Assessor’s Office of any changes in property value, apply for exemptions, or remove destroyed property from tax roll. In April: Assessor prepares and mails Notice of Value.

October 1: The tax roll is transferred from the County Assessor to the County Treasurer.

November 1: Treasurer mails tax bills to property owners.

November 10: 1st half taxes become due.

December 10: Due date for payment of 1st half taxes.

Next Year:

January 10: Last day to file a Claim For Refund at District Court.

April 10: 2nd half taxes become due.

May 10: Due date for payment of 2nd half taxes. In June: Delinquent Tax Notices are prepared and mailed to delinquent property owners.

July 1: Treasurer’s Office submits property tax delinquency list to State of New Mexico for collection. Includes only those properties with taxes delinquent for more than 2 years.


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