2026 Tax Collection

NEW this year! Pay your town and county tax bill ONLINE!

CLICK HERE TO PAY YOUR TAX BILL

• Payments will be accepted ONLINE from Jan 1, 2026 until midnight on Mar 31, 2026
• E-Check (ACH) and Credit Card Payments ONLY.  NO Debit Card payments will be accepted.
• Convenience fees for online payments are charged by processing company.  Fees will be presented on the payment website.
• You will also be able to access, view, and print bills and receipts beginning 2026

Or pay taxes in person, by mail, or 24 hour drop box

• Pay by check, credit card, money order, or cash.  Make checks and money orders payable to:  Dawn Mazza, Tax Collector.  $20 returned check fee.  
• Please include phone number with payment.  In-Person collection hours below.
• NO PARTIAL PAYMENTS.  NO DEBIT CARD PAYMENTS accepted.
• IF PAYING IN CASH, please bring exact amount.

JANUARY – NO PENALTY through January 31^st

Wednesdays   4 PM – 7 PM

Thursdays        10 AM – 2 PM

Saturdays         9 AM – 11 AM

FEBRUARY - 1% penalty

Saturdays      [7^th, 28^th]      9 AM – 11 AM

MARCH - 1.5% penalty

Saturday      [7^th]         9 AM – 11 AM

Tuesday       [31^st]        4 PM – 7 PM (Book closes at 7 PM)

The tax roll will be returned to Oneida County Finance Office on April 1^st.

Mail check or Money Order to: Town of Floyd, Tax Collector, 8299 Old Floyd Road, Rome, NY 13440. 

• Stamped receipt will be mailed back when enclosing entire tax bill with payment.  Do NOT mail cash.
• Please include phone number with payment.

24 Hour Drop Box: You can leave your check or money order payment in the drop box located outside the Floyd Town Hall, 8299 Old Floyd Rd., left side door. 

• Stamped receipt will be mailed back when enclosing entire tax bill with payment.  Do NOT leave cash in the Drop Box.
• Please include phone number with payment.

Tax Collector Description

The Town of Floyd, NY, tax collector position involves collecting town and county taxes from January to March 31st. 

• The responsibility to collect taxes expires on March 31st of each year.
• Uncollected bills after March 31st are returned to the Oneida County Finance Department.

Key Responsibilities of Tax Collector

• Collecting Taxes: The primary duty is to collect town and county taxes from residents. This involves mailing out tax bills, receiving payments in person, and handling mailed and online payments. 
• Maintaining Records: All collected payments are accurately recorded on tax rolls and other relevant records. 
• Assisting Taxpayers: Tax collectors assist residents with questions, concerns, and problems related to their tax bills. 
• Reporting: Prepares reports of collected monies.