Sure, we collect property taxes—but that’s just the beginning. Think of the Treasurer’s Office as the financial engine of the County that plays a pivotal role in ensuring that vital revenue flows into the County’s coffers to fund law enforcement, infrastructure, schools, and a multitude of County government services. With every dollar that flows into County departments touching our office, we work as the County’s bank, managing public funds with precision and purpose. We operate in a powerful 4-part cycle:
Billing – We provide property tax notice to over 260,000 accounts. Delinquent tax notices are also mailed out each December and June.
Collections – For tax year 2024, we received over $220 million in property tax payments ensuring those funds were collected efficiently and securely.
Disbursements – Once funds are received, we disburse those funds to the appropriate local districts and County government services.
Investments – Guided by strict policies that prioritize safety, liquidity, and yield, we do not just hold money; we help grow it by responsibly investing public funds to provide additional financial resources.
From tax billing to investment decisions, the Treasurer’s Office is where financial stewardship meets public service. In total, over 500 accounts are tracked and managed. And since transparency matters, every month we provide a financial report to the public right on our website—so you can see exactly how your tax dollars are working for you. Your Treasurer’s Office strives to be a model of fiscal responsibility and transparency.
It’s that time of year again. Property tax bills will be mailed out on October 1st. Be sure to check your mailbox and plan ahead—on-time payments are needed to fund essential local services like public safety, roads, and schools.
Need to check your balance or make a payment? Visit the Treasurer website at www.mohave.gov for easy access to your account. We are here to help—because managing your taxes should be clear, convenient, and transparent.
May God bless Mohave County!
SueAnn Mello
Mohave County Treasurer
