Treasurer's Office

Duties & Responsibilities

The County Treasurer is responsible for all receipts, disbursements, and investments of County funds. The Treasurer's Office processes property tax settlements with 28 local units, collects delinquent property taxes from individuals, performs tax adjustments as instructed by the Michigan Tax Tribunal, the State Tax Commission and local Boards of Review, performs tax searches and histories and issues all dog licenses.


Michigan Homeowner Assistance Fund (MIHAF)


Up to $25,000 Grant is available per eligible household for homeowners with financial hardships due to the COVID-19 pandemic to pay:

  • Mortgage/Escrow Payments
  • Property Taxes
  • Condo/Homeowners' Association Fees
  • Utilities/Gas/Electric/Water/Sewer
  • Internet Broadband Services

Online Application available at MIHAF Homeowners Assistance



Online Payments

To submit an online payment for dog licenses, delinquent taxes and other miscellaneous payments, please visit the Online Payments Page.


Mail-In Payments

Please mail all payments to:

Steven E Wiswasser

Clinton County Treasurer

100 E State Street

Suite 2400

St. Johns, MI 48879-1571


  1. Postmarks

    The Clinton County Treasurer’s Office does not honor postmark date as the date of payment. To be considered timely, payments must be received in the Office of the Clinton County Treasurer by 5 pm

     Prior to remitting monies for delinquent taxes, please note:
    2021 and prior tax years must be paid with cash, money order, cashier's check or credit card. Personal/Business/Online Bill Payment checks will not be accepted as payment.