City Attorney (1)
You should contact the Finance Department at 614-583-5291.
Finance Department (3)
You should contact the Finance Department at 614-583-5291.
No, all fees included on your utility invoice (stormwater, solid waste, neighborhood lighting utility—if applicable) run with the property and the City does not prorate the amount due should a property change hands during the year. The individual/party that owns the property in question when the utility bill is received is responsible for payment in full.We recommend that you discuss balancing your utility account through your realtor and escrow closing, similar to how property taxes are pro-rated.
No, it is a utility fee just like your water or electric bills, and is therefore not tax deductible.
Solid Waste (2)
No, all fees included on your utility invoice (stormwater, solid waste, neighborhood lighting utility—if applicable) run with the property and the City does not prorate the amount due should a property change hands during the year. The individual/party that owns the property in question when the utility bill is received is responsible for payment in full.We recommend that you discuss balancing your utility account through your realtor and escrow closing, similar to how property taxes are pro-rated.
No, it is a utility fee just like your water or electric bills, and is therefore not tax deductible.
Stormwater (1)
No, it is a utility fee just like your water or electric bills, and is therefore not tax deductible.
Utility Billing (2)
No, all fees included on your utility invoice (stormwater, solid waste, neighborhood lighting utility—if applicable) run with the property and the City does not prorate the amount due should a property change hands during the year. The individual/party that owns the property in question when the utility bill is received is responsible for payment in full.We recommend that you discuss balancing your utility account through your realtor and escrow closing, similar to how property taxes are pro-rated.
No, it is a utility fee just like your water or electric bills, and is therefore not tax deductible.