Since May, 2009, the Treasurer's Office is open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Our office is located in the new Kitsap County Administration Building in Port Orchard. We are located to the rear of the floor you walk in on from Division St., which is actually the third floor. 
Our e-mail address, telephone numbers, and mailing address have not changed.

        

Option for monthly tax prepayment plan.

The County Treasurer has made available a monthly prepayment plan to pay property taxes.  Please read and return the form you will find here.  You may also call our office to ask questions at 360-337-7137.

Register to receive your tax statement via email:

This year, we offer you the option to receive an October reminder and your 2012 statement via email.  If you provide your email address, the assessor also plans to email your 2012 property valuation statement. Register here.

Personal Property Affidavits can now be filed online.  Go to the assessors website at www.kitsapgov.com/assr    

Kitsap County accepts E-PAYMENTS

Now you have another choice for paying your taxes, the Kitsap County Treasurer's E-Payment system.  This is a secure and safe way to process your payments via a trusted payment processor.  All you need is your valid checking account number and tax account number and you can make your payment from the comfort of your home.  Click here to begin the process.
 

Noxious Weeds Assessment

Noxious weeds are non-native plants that have been introduced accidentally or as ornamentals in peoples' gardens. Some are poisonous to humans and livestock and most grow rapidly and are extremely difficult to control. A state law passed in 1969 mandates all counties to have a program to combat noxious weeds. Kitsap County wants to avoid a lawsuit from neighboring counties such as happened in King County in 1995. A $2 per year assessment on Property Tax will fund the Kitsap County Noxious Weed Control Program to provide education, prevention, technical assistance and control of noxious weeds through voluntary compliance. Preventing the spread of weeds is more effective and less costly than eradication.  See frequently asked questions here.

Surface and Stormwater Management Program

The Surface and Stormwater Management  Program (SSWM) is a multi-agency program designed to address non-point pollution and flood control. The program was developed in response to the Federal Clean Water Act, the Puget Sound Water Quality Management Plan, and locally developed Watershed Action Plans. The core purpose of the program is to address non-point pollution, which has been identified as the primary source of pollution in Kitsap County’s streams, lakes and marine waters. Non-point pollution is pollution that is carried from roofs, yards, streets and other land surfaces by stormwater runoff.  For more information click here.