Jackson County Property Taxes

Beginning Oct. 6, Jackson County personal property, business, and real tax bills can be paid at the City of Lee’s Summit City Hall. The City hopes this added convenience is beneficial for residents who prefer to pay in-person, and we also receive revenue (1% of the total tax dollars collected at City Hall) by processing payments for Jackson County.

Payments, Services Offered at City Hall

WE CAN

The City can accept: 

Other Services 

WE CANNOT

The City cannot process or accept: 

 

 

If you need assistance with any of these services, please contact the Jackson County Collection Department at 816.881.3232 or in person at 415 E 12th St., Kansas City, MO 64105.


Hours and Location

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday through Friday (no seasonal extended hours)

Customer Service Window Marked “Cashier Window”

City Hall Lobby, first floor | 220 SE Green Street
(South side of City Hall, near the entrance off SE Third Street)

Outdoor Payment Drop Box

There are two Payment Drop-Off options at City Hall:

  • Walk-up payment drop slot, near North Entrance of City Hall
  • Drive-thru payment drop box, in the alley between City Hall and Fire Station 1

You may leave a check payment in the Drop-Off Box/Slot. It must include:

  • Check in the full amount owed, made out to “Jackson County Collector.”
  • A copy of the property tax bill or your Jackson County property tax account number.
  • Your email address – if you want to receive a receipt; these will be sent digitally, via email, within one week of receipt of payment.
  • Must be in a sealed envelope.

Do not put cash in the Drop Box. Check payments are the only acceptable payment type to put in the Drop Box.

Payment Types

We accept:

  • Cash
  • Check (made payable to “Jackson County Collector”)
  • Card (Processing Fees: Debit 1.5%, Credit 2.75%)
    • Visa
    • Mastercard
    • Discover
    • American Express
  • Tap-to-pay (Processing Fees: Debit 1.5%, Credit 2.75%) 
    • Apple Pay 
    • Samsung Pay 

Jackson County Tax Credits

Jackson County is planning property-tax credits tied to 2023 and 2024 residential assessments.

Click below for additional information from Jackson County:

Jackson County, Missouri Property Information

Property Tax Credit Frequently Asked Questions

Jackson County Executive Order 26-27