The Vanderburgh County Treasurer’s office issued a reminder today that the fall installment of property taxes must be paid by November 10. The deadline applies to every property owner in the county, from single‑family homeowners to commercial landlords, and timely payment helps keep essential services running smoothly for families across Evansville.

How to pay

Taxpayers have several convenient ways to meet the deadline:

• Drop box: Place your payment in the Treasurer’s drop box located in front of the Civic Center at 1 NW Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Evansville, IN 47708.
• Mail: Send checks or money orders to Vanderburgh County Treasurer, P.O. Box 77, Evansville, IN 47701.
• Bank: Visit any Evansville Old National Bank branch with your tax bill in hand.
• Online: Use the secure portal at billpay.forte.net/vanderburgh to pay by credit or debit card.
• Phone: Call 1‑877‑690‑3729 and enter jurisdiction code 2436 to pay by phone.
• In‑person: Stop by the Treasurer’s Office, Room 210 of the Civic Center, Monday‑Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Why it matters

Property taxes fund the schools, roads, public safety, and parks that families rely on every day. When payments are made on time, the county can continue to maintain infrastructure, support law‑enforcement staffing, and keep community programs operating without interruption. The Treasurer’s office emphasizes that paying early avoids late‑fee penalties and reduces the administrative burden on county staff, allowing them to focus on serving residents.

Need more information?

For details about your specific property assessment, owners can visit the Assessor’s website at engage.xsoftinc.com/Vanderburgh. The site provides a breakdown of assessed value, exemptions, and any outstanding balances.

Community reminder

Local leaders have repeatedly highlighted the connection between responsible tax payment and the well‑being of the community. By meeting the November 10 deadline, residents help ensure that schools can continue to offer strong academic programs, that road repairs stay on schedule, and that emergency services remain fully staffed. The Treasurer’s office encourages anyone with questions to call the office line or visit during regular business hours.

Remember: paying your property tax on time is a simple way to support the families, faith‑based institutions, and individual liberties that make Vanderburgh County a thriving place to live.

Original reporting: 14 News WFIE Evansville (news) — read the source article.