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Pickens County tax commissioner says mailed bills were delayed; no interest will be charged until December
Summary
Tax Commissioner Daniel Reeves said online tax bills went live on 11/20 but mailed paper bills were delayed by vendor issues and storms; the county will allow the full 60-day payment period and will not collect interest until December.
Daniel Reeves, Pickens County tax commissioner, told the board that county tax bills were made available online around 11/20 but that mailed paper bills were delayed after vendor issues and recent storms. Reeves said the county will provide the full 60-day statutorily allowed payment period and will not collect interest until December to give residents additional time to receive and pay their bills.
Reeves said the county has public notices planned and posted the information to social media and the county website. He encouraged residents to pay online if possible but emphasized that no interest fees will be applied until the extended timeline specified.
