The Adair County Sheriffs Office has added a dropbox as an additional option for property taxes. The dropbox is located just inside the doors in the lobby of the Adair County Annex building. The box is secured with a lock and will be checked routinely throughout the day to retrieve tax bills. No tax bills will be left in the box overnight and the doors to the Annex are secured at the close of business.
Sheriff Josh Brockman says they want to provide as many options as possible to residents for their safety and health, as well as for the safety & health of employees in the Sheriffs office and county employees throughout the building as we deal with COVID-19 in our community. The option of paying online will be available in the near future. The Sheriff says they have currently purchased software to begin accepting credit cards and are awaiting on the company to install it.
Sheriff Brockman urges all Adair County residents to please mail in their property tax bills OR utilize the dropbox. If you want a receipt, please include a stamped, self-addressed envelope and one will be mailed to you. If you choose to bring in your tax bill, someone will be there to assist you, but please wear a mask when you enter the building.
Sheriff Brockman says: “help us stay healthy so we can be here to serve you”.
Sheriff Brockman says: “help us stay healthy so we can be here to serve you”.
We would like to thank Columbia-Adair County Fire Dept. for donating the dropbox. Pictured: Suzanne Rogers (right) & Laura Seeley (left), employees of the Adair County Sheriffs Office.
