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Norway council extends winter property tax payment deadline to March 2, 2026

Norway City Council · January 19, 2026
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Summary

The Norway City Council voted to extend the winter real and personal property tax payment deadline from Feb. 17, 2026, to March 2, 2026, citing longstanding local practice and to give residents extra time after the holidays.

The Norway City Council on a voice vote extended the deadline for winter real and personal property tax payments to March 2, 2026. Staff explained the extension is an annual practice intended to ease the holiday-related financial burden on residents; the move waives penalties for payments received in the extended window.

City staff member Mr. Stolman told the council the town has regularly allowed the extra time and that the statutory due date typically falls around Feb. 15; when that date falls on a weekend, the town allows a short penalty-free window. "So, we just wave the penalty," he said.

Council members discussed the rationale briefly but raised no objections before the motion passed. The extension was presented as an administrative measure to maintain consistency with prior years rather than a change in tax policy.

The council did not attach additional conditions to the extension. The city will continue to collect taxes and process payments under the extended schedule.