Skip Navigation
Willington, Connecticut
Spacer
Link for Residents

Link for Businesses

Link to Home Page
Spacer
Spacer
This table is used for column layout.

Willington Town Seal
 
Revenue Collection Department
Contact TypeContact Information
Contact:
Tax Collector
Assistant Collector
Address:
Revenue Collection Department
40 Old Farms Rd.
Willington, CT 06279
Phone:
(860) 487-3111
Fax:
(860) 487-3103
Hours:
Monday 12:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
Tuesday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
 
Additional Links:
Link to PageLink to PageLink to Page
 


The second tax installment on the 2010 grand list, along with the motor vehicle supplemented bills, are due January 1, 2012 (no later than February 1, 2012).  If paying in person,  payment must be in our hands by 2:00PM on February 1st.  If mailing your payment, it must be postmarked by the Post Office on February 1st.  Any payments received after 2/1/2012 will be charged a 3% penalty, with an additional 1-1/2% each month the account remains delinquent.

We will be closed January 2 in observance of New Year's Day and January 16 in observance of Martin Luther King Day.  In case our public hours do not meet your needs, we have a payment drop box on the front of the Town Office Building.  This drop box is checked daily.  We will check the box at 2:00PM on February 1st.  Anything left in the box after 2:00PM will be delinquent and charged interest.

You may still pay by credit card at 1-800-272-9829, jurisdiction code 1707 or online at www.officialpayments.com
        
Our office is always willing to work with taxpayers concerning their account and payment schedules. To obtain a payment plan form, click here

The Revenue Office requires a written request for tax payment information.  We have 4 days to provide this payment to you and you must provide a self addressed stamped envelope along with $1.00 for the copy to be mailed to you.  There is a computer at the Tax Office for you to look up your own personal information.


Reminders about Delinquent Taxes:
1.
If you are struggling to pay your taxes, please contact the Revenue Collector’s Office (860-487-3111).  The staff is willing to work with you in setting up a payment plan.  To obtain a payment plan form, click here
2.
Real Estate or Personal Property Taxes not paid in full by May 1 will be liened.  A Lien is an encumbrance on property.  At least 15 days prior to the filing of these liens, a notice of intent to lien is mailed to the Taxpayer. There is a $24.00 charge to release each lien, regardless of the delinquent amount due. At the time of payment, all interest, taxes and fees must be paid before the lien can be released.
3.
If you owe $3,500 or more and/or are 2 years in arrears, your property is subject to review for a Tax Sale.