Taxes are due on July 1, payable by August 1. You have a one-month "grace" period in which to pay without penalty. If August 1 falls on a weekend, you have the first business day in August to pay, in person or by mail (with U.S. postmark used as date of payment).
Bills in the amount of $100 or less are due in a single installment for real estate, personal property and motor vehicle. Bills in excess of $100 are due in two installments.
The second installment is due on January 1. The second installment also has the same "grace" period as the first installment.
Past due payments are subject to interest at the rate of one and one half percent per month from the due date of the tax (July 1), as required by state law. Payments made after the "grace" period are considered past due and will incur 3% interest, representing two months delinquency (July and August).