Galloway Township Tax Collector: Pay a Tax Bill or Visit the Office
The Galloway Township Tax Collector handles municipal property-tax billing and collection, sewer-rent billing and collection, local assessments, delinquent accounts and tax-sale enforcement.
Use this page to reach the official payment portal, confirm quarterly due dates, find the municipal office, understand late-payment rules and determine when a tax question actually belongs with the Tax Assessor or New Jersey Division of Taxation.
Galloway Township Municipal Government
300 East Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway, NJ 08205
Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1
Interest is added after the 10th day of the due month.
How to pay a Galloway Township tax bill
Galloway Township provides an official online Tax & Sewer Bill portal through Edmunds GovTech. The Township also accepts payments at the municipal office and by mail.
Online payment steps
Pay by mail
Mail property-tax payments to the Township of Galloway, Attn: Tax Collector, 300 East Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway, NJ 08205. The Township recommends including the payment stub so the payment can be applied to the correct account.
If you do not have the stub, include identifying account information such as the block and lot or account number on the check. Galloway Township states that it does not accept postdated checks.
Pay in person
The municipal complex is at 300 East Jimmie Leeds Road. Published Township office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. If a deadline is close or the account is already delinquent, call before traveling to confirm the acceptable payment method.
Galloway Township property tax due dates
Galloway Township property taxes are payable quarterly. The Township lists the regular installments as February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1.
| Installment | Regular due date | Township guidance |
|---|---|---|
| First quarter | February 1 | Interest is added after the 10th day of the due month. |
| Second quarter | May 1 | Use the current tax account to confirm the amount due. |
| Third quarter | August 1 | Annual tax bills are typically issued around June. |
| Fourth quarter | November 1 | Check the official account for any adjusted balance. |
Galloway Township Tax Collector office hours, address and contacts
300 East Jimmie Leeds Road
Galloway, NJ 08205
8:30 AM–4:30 PM
Tax Collector
The Township Tax Collector page identifies Chris Johansen as Tax Collector and provides the email cjohansen@gtnj.org. It identifies Joan Truman as Deputy Tax Collector at jtruman@gtnj.org.
Find a Galloway Township property or tax account
Use the payment portal when you need a tax or sewer account balance. For parcel-oriented property information, Galloway Township also links to its municipal digital property map.
Use the official WIPP Tax & Sewer Bill portal for the municipal account.
Use the Township-linked digital map to search by address, property ID/PIN/folio or street information.
Questions about assessed value and assessment records generally belong with the Tax Assessor rather than the payment-collection office.
What happens if a Galloway Township tax bill is late?
The Township states that interest is added after the 10th day of the month in which the quarterly tax installment is due. For an overdue account, use the current official balance rather than calculating the amount from the original bill yourself.
Galloway Township enforces delinquent municipal charges through the tax-sale process. The Township says its tax sales are accelerated and are usually held in mid-December for current-year municipal delinquencies. Its annual sale is conducted electronically.
For electronic tax-sale information, the Township directs users to Galloway’s electronic tax-sale website.
Galloway Township sewer bills
The Tax Collector’s Office also bills and collects municipal sewer rents. Galloway Township states that sewer bills are mailed in January and have two regular due dates: March 20 and September 20.
| Bill | Due date | Grace-period guidance |
|---|---|---|
| First sewer installment | March 20 | Township states a 10-day grace period applies. |
| Second sewer installment | September 20 | Interest applies after the stated grace period. |
The same official WIPP portal linked above is labeled by the Township for both tax and sewer bills.
Tax Collector vs. Tax Assessor in Galloway Township
The Tax Collector and Tax Assessor handle related but different property-tax tasks. Contacting the correct office can avoid an unnecessary transfer.
- Property-tax bill balances
- Payment posting
- Quarterly payments
- Late balances and delinquency
- Tax-sale collection questions
- Sewer-rent billing
- Local assessment billing
- Assessed property value
- Assessment records
- Ownership or property-record questions
- Assessment appeals and related forms
- Many exemption or deduction eligibility questions
The Township telephone directory lists the Tax Assessor at (609) 652-3700 ext. 228.
Property-tax deductions and relief for Galloway residents
Galloway Township’s Tax Collector works with the Tax Assessor on local property-tax deductions, while several larger relief programs are administered by the New Jersey Division of Taxation.
Local deductions and exemptions
ANCHOR, Senior Freeze and Stay NJ
The New Jersey Division of Taxation administers ANCHOR, Senior Freeze and Stay NJ. For the 2025 benefit application cycle, the state currently lists a filing deadline of November 2, 2026.
Senior homeowners and certain Social Security or Railroad Retirement disability benefit recipients use the combined PAS-1 application for applicable property-tax relief programs. Other applicants should follow the filing instructions shown by the Division of Taxation for their household category.
Common Galloway Township tax-payment problems
| Problem | What to check | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| Payment is not showing | Payment date, account, confirmation or check information | Contact the Tax Collector with proof of payment. |
| Online balance differs from paper bill | Recent payments, interest or account adjustments | Use the current official balance or ask the office to confirm it. |
| Cannot find the property | Address, block and lot, property ID or account details | Try the Township property map or call the municipal office. |
| Assessment seems wrong | Assessment record rather than payment history | Contact the Tax Assessor rather than the Tax Collector. |
| Account is in tax-sale status | Current payoff amount and required funds | Contact Tax Collection before making an ordinary payment. |
Galloway Township Tax Collector questions
What are the Galloway Township Tax Collector office hours?
Galloway Township publishes municipal office hours of Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The municipal complex is at 300 East Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway, NJ 08205.
When are Galloway Township property taxes due?
The regular quarterly due dates are February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1. The Township states that interest is added after the 10th day of the due month.
Can I pay Galloway Township property taxes online?
Yes. Galloway Township links to an official WIPP Tax & Sewer Bill payment portal. Electronic processing fees may apply, so review the fee shown before submitting the payment.
What address should I use to mail a tax payment?
Mail payments to Township of Galloway, Attn: Tax Collector, 300 East Jimmie Leeds Road, Galloway, NJ 08205. Include the payment stub when possible or clearly identify the account with information such as block and lot or account number.
Who is the Galloway Township Tax Collector?
The Township Tax Collector page identifies Chris Johansen as Tax Collector and Joan Truman as Deputy Tax Collector.
Does the Tax Collector handle sewer bills?
Yes. The office bills and collects municipal sewer rents. The Township lists sewer due dates of March 20 and September 20 with a 10-day grace period.
What happens when a Galloway tax account enters the tax-sale process?
The Township states that once the tax-sale process begins, payments must be made with certified funds. It identifies cash, cashier’s check and money order as acceptable certified-fund methods for that stage.
Should I contact the Tax Collector about my assessed property value?
Usually no. Payment and delinquency questions belong with the Tax Collector, while property assessment and valuation questions generally belong with the Galloway Township Tax Assessor.
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