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Treasurer outlines expanded payment options, satellite offices and plan to resume local court collections
Summary
Treasurer Henry Eichelberg told supervisors the treasurer’s office seeks staff and technical upgrades to expand satellite payment locations, launch a countywide payment portal and to resume local collection of court fines and forfeitures to reduce vendor fees.
Treasurer Henry Eichelberg briefed the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors on March 10 about two FY2026 resource items: adding staff for collections and customer service coverage and implementing a new countywide payment portal. He also detailed plans to resume in‑house collection of fines and forfeitures currently handled externally.
Eichelberg said the treasurer’s office manages nearly $1.5–$2 billion annually and roughly 96% collections on billed amounts, a metric reviewers and bond rating agencies track. The office opened a satellite payment site in Dulles South last year for vehicle tax payments and plans to expand satellite services to cover additional locations…
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