Tippecanoe County Treasurer Choose 1
In an Indiana Primary you may choose either a Democratic Ballot OR a Republican Ballot. You may NOT vote in both Primaries.The Office of Treasurer is a constitutional office. The Treasurer serves a 4-year term with a 2-term limit during any 12-year period. The County Treasurer is the custodian of all monies belonging to the county. Disbursements of monies with the proper orders issued and attested by the County Auditor.The responsibilities include: Bills and collects property taxes (real estate-personal-mobile home)Collects delinquent property taxes and taxes in judgmentCollects innkeepers’ taxCollects taxes involved in bankruptcyConducts annual real estate tax saleHandles investment of fundsIssues tax clearances for mobile home moving permits and alcohol beverage permitsSearches for and collects delinquent taxes of public employeesTerm: 4 years
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The primary duty of the office is to bill and collect property taxes. What ideas do you have to improve how this vital work is done?
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What is the appropriate balance between managing a prudent financial position for the county and the level of taxation or expansion in spending?
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The state reduced the property tax assessments on apartments. What can Tippecanoe County do in response to these reductions in property tax funds?
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What are the greatest challenges facing the County Treasurer's Office?
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