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The Taylor Town Offices located at 3304 State Route 26, Taylor, NY
Road Closed Notice:
Potter Hill Rd. from Jipson Hill Rd. intersection to Elwood Rd. intersection will be closed due to bridge replacement until further notice.
Tax Payments can be mailed to
P.O. Box 197
Cincinnatus, NY 13040
Tax Information can be found online at taxlookup.net
Town Clerk/Tax Collector Hours
Tax Collection Hours January: Saturday 4-6 p.m.
Sunday, February 1, 4-6 p.m. February-May: Sunday 4-6 p.m. Payments postmarked by February 2 will be accepted with no penalty.
Payments postmarked between February 3 and March 1 are considered late and will be subject to a late penalty.
Additional penalties will be applied at the first of each month until May 1. ANY PAYMENTS POSTMARKED JUNE 1 OR AFTER WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AT THE TOWN OFFICE.
Please contact Cortland County to arrange payment after that date. Partial payment will be accepted as long as it is postmarked by February 2.
Any partial payments postmarked February 3 or after will be returned and the entire amount will be due. You can now pay your taxes online as long as it is an IN FULL payment.
Visit taxlookup.net to pay online. Additional fees may be applied. If
using the three payment option and you decide to pay two payments
together, please contact the tax collector before mailing your payment
for the exact amount due as the penalties will not be accurate paying a payment early. Any check that is received for the incorrect amount will be mailed back to you. The town does not issue refunds. If paying in cash, please bring the EXACT amount with you. Town Court is held on the date posted on your ticket issued. Please call 607-863-4120 with any court related questions.
Town Court is held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month beginning at 6 p.m.
The Town of Taylor was "set-off" from the Town of Solon in 1849. Named for the Mexican-American War hero and President, Zachary Taylor, the town was for most of its existence an agricultural area with an emphasis on dairy farming. As the emphasis on farming has decreased, it has become a residential community.
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This website has been donated to the Town of Taylor by the Democratic Party of the Town of Taylor
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