Pinellas Tax Collector Announces Office Closure for Hurricane Ian

Certain Fees may be Waived for Impacted Residents

All Pinellas County Tax Collector’s Offices will be closed on September 27^th, 28^th, 29^th, and 30^th due to Hurricane Ian. The tentative plan is to reopen on Monday, October 3^rd. An update will be provided once a decision is made.

Services will be unavailable during these office closures. When offices reopen, certain fees may be waived for residents impacted by the storm. For example, if your driver license or tag expires during this closure, the tax collector's office will not charge a delinquent fee.

Any appointments scheduled for the office closure dates will be honored until Friday, October 7^th. The offices have documented all appointments that were canceled. Please have your appointment confirmation with you. Rescheduling your appointment is encouraged but not necessary. Customers may experience longer than normal wait times due to these accommodations. You can view and reschedule appointments on our website, pinellastaxcollector.gov/appointments.

The Pinellas County Tax Collector continues to closely monitor the status of Hurricane Ian. We are in close contact with PC Emergency Management to stay updated regarding the status of the storm and any impact it may have on our county. Updates will be shared on our website, pinellastaxcollector.gov, and social media including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram - @PinellasTC.

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ABOUT THE PINELLAS COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE: The Pinellas County Tax Collector’s Office is a constitutionally elected office. Responsibilities include collecting and distributing state and local taxes and providing driver license and motor vehicle registration services to Pinellas County residents. For more information, visit pinellastaxcollector.gov.