Attleboro Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Office Hours & Address

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Attleboro Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Office Hours & Address

If you are searching for the Attleboro MA Tax Collector in 2026, this independent guide helps you pay real estate tax, personal property tax, motor vehicle excise tax and utility bills online, find the City Collector office at Attleboro City Hall, check office hours, call the correct extension, understand the updated two-mailing tax bill system, review quarterly due dates, and know when to contact the Assessor instead of the Collector.

City Hall: 77 Park Street Collector phone: 508-223-2222 ext. 3124 Tuesday open until 6 PM Friday closes at noon
77 Park St City Hall address
Ext. 3124 City Collector phone extension
Tue 6 PM Late weekday office hour
Aug / Nov / Feb / May Quarterly tax due months
Fast answer

The Attleboro Tax Collector is the City Collector. The office is responsible for mailing, collecting and processing real estate taxes, personal property taxes, motor vehicle excise taxes and utility bills. The office is located at Attleboro City Hall, 77 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703. Call 508-223-2222, ext. 3124. Office hours are Monday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM, Tuesday 8:00 AM-6:00 PM, Wednesday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM, Thursday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM, Friday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM, closed Saturday and Sunday.

Official source: City Collector and Online Bill Pay.
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Attleboro MA Tax Collector Means City Collector

In Attleboro, Massachusetts, the office most people call the Tax Collector is officially the City Collector. It is an elected office responsible for tax bill mailing, collection and processing.

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The City Collector handles real estate tax, personal property tax, motor vehicle excise tax and utility bill collection. If your task is to pay a bill, find a receipt, confirm online payment, understand the tax bill mailing cycle, or call about a tax bill, this is the correct starting point. If your issue is assessed value, property data, GIS maps, exemptions, or abatement and appeal questions, the Assessor’s Office is usually the better starting point.

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Official source: Attleboro City Collector and Attleboro Assessor’s Office.

Use City Collector for payment

Pay real estate tax, personal property tax, motor vehicle excise, utility bills, demands and previous fiscal year utility bills through the city’s payment process.

Use Assessor for value

Use the Assessor for property value, parcel ownership data, tax maps, exemptions, abatements, appeals and property inspection questions.

Use Treasurer for tax title

If your account is already in tax title or involves a tax title agreement, the City Treasurer staff directory may be the correct next contact.

Payment workflow

How to Pay Attleboro Taxes Online

Attleboro’s Online Bill Pay page says residents can pay motor vehicle excise, personal property, real estate and utility bills online. The city uses UniPay for online bill payment.

Before paying, have your bill in front of you. The city’s online bill pay page says electronic check payment is available and tells users to have the bill and checkbook ready. The UniPay portal can show transaction categories such as excise, real estate, personal property, demands, utility and previous fiscal year utility items. Choose the exact bill type and quarter before submitting payment.

Official source: Online Bill Pay and City of Attleboro UniPay.
1

Open Attleboro’s official Online Bill Pay page

Start from the city website, not a search ad or third-party bill-payment directory. Use the Online Bill Pay page to reach the official payment path.

2

Select the correct bill type

Choose real estate, personal property, motor vehicle excise or utility. If the bill is a demand or prior-year item, do not pay the wrong current-quarter category.

3

Search the bill carefully

Enter only one field if the payment portal requests it. Use at least three characters when the portal requires a partial search.

4

Review service fee and payment method

Online payment service fees can apply. Review the final payment screen before checkout. The fee is separate from the tax or utility bill amount.

5

Save your receipt

Print or save the confirmation and keep it with the matching tax bill quarter. If payment status is unclear, call the City Collector with the confirmation details.

Official Online Bill Pay

Use this city page first for online payment categories and payment instructions for real estate, personal property, excise and utility bills.

Open Online Bill Pay

UniPay payment portal

Use the UniPay portal only after confirming the correct City of Attleboro transaction type and bill information.

Open UniPay
Office details

Attleboro Tax Collector Address, Phone Number and Staff

The Attleboro City Collector office is located at Attleboro City Hall, 77 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703. The City Collector phone number is 508-223-2222, ext. 3124.

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OfficeCity Collector
Address77 Park Street
City / ZIPAttleboro, MA 02703
Phone508-223-2222, ext. 3124
City Hall main508-223-2222

Office Hours

Check holidays before visiting

Monday8:00 AM-4:30 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM-6:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM-4:30 PM
Thursday8:00 AM-4:30 PM
Friday8:00 AM-12:00 PM

The official City Collector page lists Thomas Dolan as City Collector and Lindsey Coelho as Assistant Collector. For routine taxpayer use, the most important contact point is the City Collector office phone extension and the city’s online payment page.

Official source: City Collector contact page.
Before you call

Attleboro Tax Collector Office Hours and Best Time to Call

Attleboro City Hall hours are Monday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM, Tuesday 8:00 AM-6:00 PM, Wednesday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM, Thursday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM and Friday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM. Saturday and Sunday are closed.

Call earlier in the day if you need help near a tax due date. Tuesday evening hours can help working residents, but the office may be busier near quarter due dates, demand notices, excise deadlines, and utility bill deadlines.

Official source: City Collector hours.

Best time to call

Call earlier during city business hours and have your bill in hand. Avoid waiting until late Friday because the office closes at noon.

Before visiting

Confirm the office is open, the bill type can be handled at the counter, and you have the correct quarter or transaction category.

Deadline-day warning

Online portal issues, fee questions, wrong bill categories, or missing bill numbers can delay payment. Start early near August 1, November 1, February 1 and May 1.

Tax bill update

Attleboro Tax Bill Due Dates and Two-Mailing Billing Update

The City Collector page says Attleboro changed how tax bills are mailed. Instead of receiving a separate tax bill or personal property bill for each quarter, residents receive a bill at the end of June and another bill at the end of December.

Each mailing includes two quarters, and two envelopes are supplied for mailing payment. The city says the due dates have not changed: first quarter is due August 1, second quarter is due November 1, third quarter is due February 1 and fourth quarter is due May 1.

Official source: City Collector Tax Bill Update.
Quarter Due date Billing note Practical warning
Q1 August 1 Included in the end-of-June mailing. Submit the correct bill portion with the August payment if mailing.
Q2 November 1 Included in the end-of-June mailing. Do not accidentally use the Q1 portion for Q2 payment.
Q3 February 1 Included in the end-of-December mailing. Holiday mail and winter delays can affect mailed payment timing.
Q4 May 1 Included in the end-of-December mailing. Confirm the Q4 transaction if paying online through UniPay.

Senior-friendly bill organization tip

When the June or December bill arrives, separate the two payment portions immediately. Mark the envelope with the due date, and keep the bottom portion of the mailing for your records as the city instructs.

Online fees

Attleboro Online Bill Pay Service Fees and eCheck Option

Attleboro’s Online Bill Pay page says electronic check payment is available and provides a service-fee schedule for transaction amounts. Always review the final checkout screen before submitting payment.

The city’s fee table shows tiered service fees by transaction amount. For example, lower payments have smaller fixed service fees, while larger payments have higher fees. Because bill amounts and processor rules can change, treat the checkout screen as the final fee source before authorizing payment.

Official source: Attleboro Online Bill Pay fee information.

eCheck option

Attleboro says electronic check payment is available. Have your bill and checkbook ready before starting checkout.

Credit/debit service fee

Online card or processor payments can include a service fee. Review the current fee before submitting.

Large tax bill caution

Service fees can become meaningful on large real estate or personal property tax payments. Compare payment methods before checkout.

Helpful tools

Attleboro Tax Payment Tools: Quarter Checker, Bill Router and Office Router

These tools are planning helpers only. They are not official tax bills, not legal advice and not a substitute for Attleboro’s official payment portal or City Collector instructions.

Quarter Due Date Checker

Select the tax quarter to see the common due date pattern.

Select a quarter to see planning guidance. Verify the exact date on your official Attleboro bill.

Bill Type Router

Pick your bill type to see the safest first payment step.

Select a bill type. This is planning help only.

Collector vs Assessor Router

Choose your issue to see which office usually handles it.

Select an issue to see routing guidance. Verify with the official city site before action.
Collector vs assessor

Attleboro Tax Collector vs Assessor: Which Office Handles Your Problem?

The Collector handles payment and bill collection. The Assessor handles valuation, property data, maps, ownership records, exemptions and assessment-related programs.

The Attleboro Assessor’s Office page says the Assessing Department determines the value of real and personal property, maintains parcel ownership data, keeps tax maps and GIS mapping, and administers tax relief programs and exemptions for groups such as blind, elderly, veterans, surviving spouses or children.

Official source: Attleboro Assessor’s Office.
Your question Usually correct office Why
I need to pay real estate or personal property tax. City Collector The Collector processes tax bill collection and online bill pay.
I need to pay motor vehicle excise. City Collector Online Bill Pay includes motor vehicle excise.
My property value seems wrong. Assessor The Assessor determines property value for taxation.
I need a GIS map or property data. Assessor The Assessor maintains tax maps, GIS and parcel ownership data.
My account is in tax title. Treasurer / tax title staff Tax title matters may route to Treasurer staff, not ordinary online checkout.
Vehicle excise

Attleboro Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Payment Help

Attleboro’s Online Bill Pay page lists motor vehicle excise as one of the bill types that can be paid online. Choose the excise transaction category carefully in the UniPay portal.

Motor vehicle excise is different from real estate tax. The bill may be tied to a vehicle, registration period, plate or prior address. If you are paying a demand or old excise bill, choose the correct transaction category and call the City Collector if you are unsure.

Official source: Online Bill Pay and Motor Vehicle Excise Tax.

Current excise bill

Use the online payment system if the bill is available in the current excise category.

Excise demand

If a demand notice exists, make sure you choose the correct demand or past-due transaction category.

Registration problem

If payment is tied to a registration or clearance issue, call the Collector before assuming online payment immediately resolves it.

Past-due help

Attleboro Past-Due Taxes, Real Estate Demands and Tax Title Questions

The UniPay portal can list transaction categories such as real estate demands, personal property demands and previous fiscal year utility. Do not use a current quarter category for a demand or past-due item.

If an account is far past due or in tax title, the ordinary online bill pay workflow may not be enough. The City Treasurer staff directory includes an Administrative Clerk-Tax Title contact role, which can help indicate that tax title issues may require Treasurer routing rather than normal online checkout.

Official source: City of Attleboro UniPay and City Treasurer staff directory.

Demand bill

Use the demand transaction category when applicable. A current quarter payment category may not clear a demand notice.

Tax title

If the property is in tax title, call before paying. Interest, legal status or payment agreements can affect instructions.

Previous fiscal year utility

Do not confuse current utility with previous fiscal year utility. Select the exact category shown on the bill or notice.

Video availability

Attleboro Tax Collector Video Help

No stable, official City of Attleboro YouTube video specifically explaining the City Collector online tax payment process was verified for this article. Instead of embedding an unrelated tax video, this guide provides direct payment steps, official payment links, fee reminders, a map and practical tools.

Why no unrelated video is embedded

A generic income tax or non-Attleboro payment video can confuse users because municipal real estate tax, personal property tax, motor vehicle excise and utility bills use local city systems. Use the official Attleboro Online Bill Pay page and UniPay portal for final payment action.

Map and visit

Attleboro Tax Collector Map: 77 Park Street, Attleboro MA

Use this map for directions to Attleboro City Hall at 77 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703. Call the City Collector before visiting if your issue involves a demand bill, prior-year balance, tax title, receipt problem or online payment issue.

Map search: Attleboro City Hall, 77 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703. Verify current hours, holidays, parking, counter service and accepted payment method before visiting.

Bring before visiting

  • Tax bill or utility bill
  • Bill number, account number or property address
  • Quarter or bill type
  • Payment method accepted by the city
  • Receipt or confirmation number if following up

Call before a long drive

  • Confirm the office is open.
  • Ask whether your issue belongs to Collector, Assessor or Treasurer.
  • Ask whether online payment is enough for your situation.
  • Ask about demand bills, tax title or past-due balances before paying.
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FAQ

Attleboro Tax Collector FAQ

These answers cover the main user intent behind Attleboro MA tax collector, pay taxes online, office hours, address, phone number, tax bill due dates, online service fees, excise bills, Assessor routing and tax title questions.

Who is the Attleboro Tax Collector?

The Attleboro Tax Collector is officially the City Collector. The office is responsible for mailing, collecting and processing real estate taxes, personal property taxes, motor vehicle excise taxes and utility bills.

Where is the Attleboro Tax Collector office?

The City Collector office is at Attleboro City Hall, 77 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703.

What is the Attleboro Tax Collector phone number?

The City Collector phone number is 508-223-2222, ext. 3124.

What are Attleboro Tax Collector office hours?

Official hours are Monday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM, Tuesday 8:00 AM-6:00 PM, Wednesday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM, Thursday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM and Friday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM. Saturday and Sunday are closed.

Can I pay Attleboro taxes online?

Yes. The City of Attleboro Online Bill Pay page says residents can pay motor vehicle excise, personal property, real estate and utility bills online through the city’s payment option.

What bills can be paid online in Attleboro?

Attleboro’s Online Bill Pay page lists motor vehicle excise, personal property, real estate and utility bills as online payment categories.

When are Attleboro real estate and personal property taxes due?

The City Collector page says Q1 is due August 1, Q2 is due November 1, Q3 is due February 1 and Q4 is due May 1.

Why did Attleboro change tax bill mailing?

The City Collector page says Attleboro changed billing so residents receive a bill at the end of June and a bill at the end of December instead of a separate bill for each quarter. Each mailing includes two quarters.

Who handles Attleboro property value or exemption questions?

The Assessor’s Office handles assessed value, property records, parcel ownership data, maps and exemption programs. The City Collector handles bill collection and payment processing.

Is TaxCollectors.org the official Attleboro website?

No. TaxCollectors.org is an independent guide. Always verify final payment, due dates, service fees, office hours, account status and tax title instructions directly with official City of Attleboro sources.

Final summary

Best Way to Use This Attleboro Tax Collector Guide

Start with Attleboro’s official Online Bill Pay page if you need to pay real estate tax, personal property tax, motor vehicle excise or utility bills. Use the UniPay portal only after confirming the correct bill type, transaction category and quarter.

Payment source: Online Bill Pay and UniPay.

Use the City Collector for payment, receipts and bill collection. Use the Assessor for value, parcel data, maps, exemptions and abatements. If the account is in demand, tax title or prior-year status, call before paying through the wrong category.

Office source: City Collector, Assessor’s Office, and City Treasurer Directory.

Independent guide and verification note

This TaxCollectors.org page is an independent guide for users searching for Attleboro Tax Collector, Attleboro MA tax collector, Attleboro City Collector, online tax payment, office hours, address, phone number, quarterly tax due dates, motor vehicle excise tax, UniPay, Assessor routing and tax title help. It is not the official City of Attleboro, City Collector, Assessor’s Office, City Treasurer, UniBank, Massachusetts Department of Revenue, legal adviser, mortgage servicer or tax adviser.

Before paying, mailing documents, relying on a due date, disputing an assessment, requesting an exemption, handling a demand bill, or dealing with tax title, verify current information directly through official City of Attleboro and Massachusetts sources. Payment categories, fees, office access, holiday closures, bill status and legal deadlines can change.