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Dick Larsen - San Bernardino County Treasurer-Tax Collector/Public Administrator

Welcome!
As your elected Treasurer-Tax Collector/Public Administrator, my goal is to provide you with excellent service by continually improving our website to give you the information and tools you need to accomplish your goals effectively and efficiently. My office is staffed by an exceptional group of people dedicated to serving the public and various agencies who rely on our services. We are extremely proud of how our department operates and welcome your comments and suggestions on how we can be of better service to you.

Tax Collector The Tax Collector's office is responsible for the collection of property taxes.		Pay Online Pay your property taxes conveniently, and securely, using our website.



Treasurer The Treasurer's office provides banking services for all County departments who invest in the County Treasury Pool. Status of County Investment Pool Click here to read a letter providing the status of the County Investment Pool.		Public Administrator The Public Administrator manages the property of persons who have died without an appointed executor or estate administrator, or whose heirs are nonresidents of the State of California or the United States.




Press Releases View Archived Thursday, November 6^th, 2008 County Investment Pool Maintains Highest Possible Rating Full Story... Monday, September 29^th, 2008 User-Friendly Property Tax Bill to Land in Mailboxes Full Story... Monday, September 15^th, 2008 San Bernardino County Investment Pool Avoids Financial Market Trouble Full Story...



Did You Know? Tax delinquency rates have been on a steady decline for over a decade, dropping over 3.6% between 1995 and 2005 due to the Office's effective tax sales and other proactive collection efforts.