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Jackson County Property Tax Payments Available at Lee’s Summit City Hall

Jackson County Property Tax Payments Available at Lee’s Summit City Hall

Beginning Oct. 6, the City of Lee’s Summit will accept Jackson County personal property, business, and real tax payments at City Hall. The service provides an additional local payment option for residents who prefer to pay in person. The City also receives 1% of the total tax dollars collected at City Hall for processing payments on behalf of Jackson County.

Hours and Location
Payments will be accepted from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Cashier Window in the first-floor City Hall lobby, 220 SE Green St. Seasonal extended hours will not be offered.

Payment Options
City Hall accepts:

  • 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

All of the information about this service can be found here on the City’s website: https://cityofls.net/jackson-county-collection

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