Treasurer

• Property Taxes – Payments can be made at the treasurer’s office, by phone or mail. In the event that a tax statement is not received, it does not excuse the taxpayer from a timely payment of the taxes.
• Real Estate –
  • First Installment due – November 30^th
  • Second Installment due – May 31^st
  • Real Estate tax bills are mailed in October of each year to the owner on record, as the name and mailing address appears on the tax roll. If you have not received a tax statement, please contact the Treasurer’s office at 406-778-7109. Taxes on real estate may be paid in two payments, the first on or before November 30^th of each year, the second on or before May 31^st of the following year. If the first installment is not paid or postmarked on or before November 30^th, the amount of the first installment becomes delinquent. If the second installment is not paid or postmarked on or before May 31^st, the amount of the second installment becomes delinquent. When either installment becomes delinquent a 2% penalty will be added, together with interest at the rate of 10% per annum, until paid. Both Installments may be paid at one time on or before November 30th.
    Your property may be eligible for Property Tax Assistance Program, this may include: Property Tax Assistance Disabled or Deceased Veteran’s Residential exemption, the Extended Property Tax Assistance Program and/or Elderly Homeowner’s Tax Credit. Contact the Department of Revenue at 406-778-7172 with any questions.
• Personal Property Taxes
  • Due within 30 days of tax notice. Taxes on personal property are paid in one payment.
  • If not paid within 30 days, the tax becomes delinquent and a 2% penalty and 10% interest per annum must be added.
• Mobile Home Taxes
  • First Installment due – May 31^st
  • Second Installment due – November 30^th

• If not paid or postmarked on date due, the tax becomes delinquent and a 2% penalty and 10% interest per annum must be added.

Montana DMV services are by appointment only. To setup an appointment please visit their website by clicking here

Motor Department of Justice – https://dojmt.gov/

Drivers Services Bureau – call for driver’s license question (406)444-1772.

• For questions about acquiring a Real ID click here. https://mtrealid.gov/
• Renewals

Vehicle renewals can be done at the Fallon County Treasurer’s office between 8am to 5pm by check, cash or credit card. If using a credit card, there will be a service fee. Renewals may be done on the Merlin Online Renewal system or by mail. To renew with the Merlin Online Renewal system, you must have your renewal card or registration on hand. Tabs and registration will be mailed the following day after appropriate payment is received.

• Online Renewal – Click here to register online. https://mt.vitu.com/driver
• Mail Renewal – When paying by mail please send reminder card from State of MT with $1.00 per registration mailing fee. Additional postage may be required if vehicle needs new license plates.