Tax Bills

Tax bills are mailed to property owners in mid-December. You are still responsible to pay your property taxes in a timely manner, whether or not you have received your tax bill. (§74.09(6))

Additional information about property taxes can be found on the Racine County Treasurer's page .

Municipal Tax Bill Availability

List of Racine County municipalities and whether the property tax bill is available.
Municipality Bill Available?
C. Burlington YES
T. Burlington YES
V. Caledonia YES
T. Dover YES
V. Elmwood Park YES
V. Mount Pleasant YES
V. North Bay YES
T. Norway YES
V. Raymond YES
V. Rochester YES
V. Sturtevant YES
V. Union Grove YES
T. Waterford YES
V. Waterford YES
V. Wind Point YES
V. Yorkville YES
C. Racine YES

Search for your Tax Bill

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Racine County interactive map to search for your property tax bill

Where do I pay my Taxes?

  • 1st installment is paid to the local municipality (From December to the end of January).

  • 2nd installment is paid to the Racine County Treasurer (February to November).

  • For City of Racine properties; contact the City of Racine Treasurer from December to July.

I need to update my Mailing Address.

  • You may call our office to have your mailing address for your tax bill updated, or you can submit a request online. Go to change tax bill mailing address for more information and to begin the process.

Who is responsible for the taxes when property has been split?

  • Real estate tax bills are sent out as the property existed on January 1st of the taxing year. An individual should discuss the payment of taxes with a Title Company representative or an Attorney prior to closing to determine how real estate taxes will be apportioned.

Why does it say “DEED IN ERROR” on my tax bill?

  • “DEED IN ERROR” on a tax bill provides notification to the owner that some aspect of an original recording of a conveyance document is in error. The Land Description Office will contact the drafter that processed the document and notify them of the discrepancy. The problem is usually corrected at that level. It is advisable for an individual to contact either the Land Description Office or the Attorney or Title Company that processed the document about the error to determine the necessary steps needed to correct it.