CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – City of Clarksville real estate and property taxes are are due by February 28, 2021.

Tax bills were sent to local property owners via mail in late October, according to city officials.

How to pay

Property taxes can be paid in one of four ways:

  • In person at the Revenue Office,  Suite 119, One Public Square, on the first floor of City Hall. Masks and a temperature check are required to enter. If the lobby fills up, customers will be asked to wait outside until space is available.
  • Through the drop box outside of City Hall, One Public Square
  • By mail to P.O. Box 921 Clarksville, TN 37041.
  • Online at mss.cityofclarksville.com/css/.

Through March 1, all credit card fees will be waived for online property tax payments.

Assistance available

Taxpayers with questions, or who are in need of assistance, can visit the department’s website, contact Finance & Revenue at 931-645-7463 or email cityfinance@cityofclarksville.com

Tennessee offers two programs, Tax Relief and Tax Freeze, that proved property tax assistance for low-income elderly and disabled homeowners as well as disabled veteran homeowners and their surviving spouses.

The City of Clarksville is partnering with the Montgomery County Trustee’s Office this year to better serve recipients of these programs, says city spokesperson Richard Stevens.

The State’s Tax Relief programs require signed vouchers, and some require proof of income. In past years, applicants residing in the City limits had to visit both the City and County offices to submit their respective vouchers. Beginning Nov. 17 the City will have a representative at the Trustee’s Office from 8-11 a.m. each Tuesday and Thursday. The City representative will be accepting vouchers, proof of income and payment for vouchers, if applicable.