Michelle McBride for St. Charles County Collector of Revenue 2026

06/24/2026

06/23/2026

Many people pay their property taxes, tuck the receipt away, and never look at it again.

But that receipt is more important than you might think.

Your paid tax receipt serves as proof that your taxes have been paid. It's a document you'll need when licensing a vehicle.

It's also your opportunity to make sure everything is correct: the right property, the right account, and the right amount. Taking a moment to verify the information when it arrives can prevent headaches later.

Before you file your receipt away, take 10 seconds to give it a quick review!

Want a simple, line-by-line guide explaining how to read your tax receipt? Let us know in the comments, and we'll make a video walking you through it.

And be honest—have you ever actually read your property tax receipt, or do you just file it away? Let us know below!

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!

Today we celebrate all fathers and father figures who make a difference through their love, strength, guidance, and dedication.

We honor fathers raising children, grandfathers sharing wisdom, stepfathers and adoptive fathers who chose to love, mentors who stepped into a fatherly role, fathers whose children are in Heaven, fathers-to-be, and those who hope to become fathers one day.

Thank you for the sacrifices you make, the lessons you teach, and the love you give.

Today, we honor you all. Happy Father's Day! 💙

06/20/2026

When nearly a billion dollars is at stake, experience, accuracy, & integrity matter! Absentee Voting starts Tuesday, June 23, 2026 at the St Charles County Election Authority Building, 397 Turner Blvd, Saint Peters, MO 63376

Michelle McBride for Collector of Revenue

06/18/2026

What a great Lunch with Leaders Today!

06/15/2026

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06/15/2026

Did you know that many taxpayers who use their bank's online bill pay accidentally pay only one of their property tax bills?

Because real estate and personal property taxes are separate accounts with separate account numbers, each one must be set up individually through your bank's bill pay system. Every year, we hear from taxpayers who assumed one payment covered both accounts.

Watch this quick video for an explanation of how it works and a simple tip that can help you avoid a costly mistake.

If you're not sure where to find your account numbers or have questions about your tax bill, we're always happy to help. Just send us a message or give us a call!