Allegheny County Tax Collector Office: Pay Tax Bill & Hours
Allegheny County real estate taxes are handled by the Allegheny County Treasurer’s Office. Use this page to find the official property search, pay a current county tax bill, check 2026 deadlines, confirm office hours, obtain a receipt, or determine where an older delinquent balance should be handled.
County tax is only one part of the local property-tax picture. Municipalities and school districts can have separate collectors, so confirm which bill you are dealing with before sending a payment.
Allegheny County Treasurer’s Office
6.43 mills for Allegheny County
Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
412-350-4100
Search by address or parcel ID
How to pay Allegheny County property taxes
The Treasurer accepts current-year county real estate tax payments online, by mail and in person. Before paying, search the official Real Estate Portal and confirm the property address, parcel ID and amount shown for the correct tax year.
Online payment methods and fees
The Treasurer lists e-check as a free payment option. You will need the routing and account numbers from your checking account.
The 2026 Treasurer’s Bulletin lists a 2.4% service fee for card transactions. The payment portal shows the final applicable fee before authorization, so review that amount before submitting.
Pay by mail
For county real estate taxes, the official portal lists the following payment mailing address. Include the parcel ID or follow the instructions printed on the tax bill so the payment can be matched correctly.
Pittsburgh, PA 15264-3385
The Treasurer states that the postmark date is accepted as the date received for the published county tax deadlines.
Allegheny County property tax due dates
| Date | Period | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| March 31, 2026 | 2% discount deadline | Last day of the published 2% discount payment period. |
| April 30, 2026 | Face amount deadline | Last day to pay the gross or face amount before the past-due period. |
| May 1, 2026 | Past-due period begins | A one-time 5% penalty applies and 1% interest accrues monthly according to the Treasurer’s 2026 information. |
Allegheny County Treasurer office address and hours
436 Grant Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: 412-350-4100
Monday–Friday: 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
Closed on applicable county holidays.
The 2026 Treasurer’s Bulletin states that in-person county property-tax payments can be made at Courthouse Room 108 using cash, check, card or money order.
Find an Allegheny County property tax record
The official Real Estate Portal lets you search by property address or parcel ID. The parcel identifier is also referred to locally as the lot/block number and is the safest identifier to use when several properties have similar addresses.
How to get a paid receipt
The Treasurer no longer automatically mails property-tax receipts in the same way it once did. For supported tax years, a paid receipt can be downloaded from the tax information area after the payment has been processed.
The Treasurer says receipts generally become available within 7–10 business days after processing. The portal indicates that only the current year and prior year are available electronically; call the Treasurer for older receipt requests.
Who handles delinquent and prior-year county taxes?
The Allegheny County Treasurer states that its Real Estate Department collects current-year county taxes. Delinquent and liened prior-year taxes are referred to Jordan Tax Service.
County tax collector vs. municipal tax collector
Searching for “Allegheny County PA tax collector” can lead to more than one office because property owners may receive county, municipal and school real estate tax bills. The County Treasurer handles the county real estate tax, while individual municipalities have their own listed tax collectors or collection services.
For 2026, the county publishes a municipality tax millage table that identifies the collector and telephone number for each municipality. Use that list when the bill you are trying to pay is issued by a borough, township, municipality or city rather than Allegheny County itself.
Use the Allegheny County Treasurer for current-year county real estate tax.
Use the collector listed for your municipality on the county’s official millage table.
Follow the collector and instructions printed by the applicable school district or its tax collector.
What if the property value or assessment is wrong?
The Treasurer collects the tax but does not set the assessed value of the property. Questions about the taxable assessment or an assessment appeal belong with the Allegheny County Office of Property Assessments rather than the Treasurer’s payment office.
Senior and other property-tax relief programs
The Treasurer administers Allegheny County’s Act 77 Senior Citizen Tax Relief Program. The office describes the benefit as a 30% discount on county real estate tax for a qualifying senior citizen’s primary residence.
The Treasurer’s current program page states that the 2026 application period has closed and that the 2027 application is expected to be available in January 2027. Eligibility and documentation should be checked against the application for the year in which you apply.
The county also publishes information about other relief or credit programs, including the Homestead exclusion, Pennsylvania Property Tax/Rent Rebate, catastrophic-loss abatement and a Volunteer Service Tax Credit for qualifying volunteer emergency responders.
Allegheny County eBilling
Property owners can use the official property portal to subscribe to county real estate tax eBills. The Treasurer says enrollment must be completed by December 31 for the following calendar year.
The portal also states that taxpayers whose county taxes are being paid through a mortgage escrow account cannot subscribe through that eBilling option. If an escrow arrangement changes, contact the Treasurer to confirm where future bills should be sent.
Allegheny County tax collector questions
Who is the Allegheny County property tax collector?
The Allegheny County Treasurer’s Office collects current-year county real estate taxes. The current elected Treasurer identified by the office is Erica Rocchi Brusselars.
What are the Treasurer’s office hours?
Customer service and the published office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, except applicable holidays.
Can I pay Allegheny County property taxes by phone?
No. The Treasurer’s FAQ states that tax payments are not accepted over the phone. Taxpayers can use the official online payment system, mail a payment, or pay in person.
What is the Allegheny County property tax millage for 2026?
The county’s 2026 municipality tax millage table lists Allegheny County at 6.43 mills.
Who handles an older delinquent county tax bill?
The Treasurer says its office collects current-year real estate taxes and directs delinquent or liened prior-year taxes to Jordan Tax Service at 412-835-5243.
Is the county Treasurer also my municipal tax collector?
Not necessarily. The County Treasurer handles county real estate tax, while boroughs, townships, municipalities and other local jurisdictions can have separate collectors. Check the issuer printed on the bill and the county’s official municipal collector list.
Official Allegheny County tax resources
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