Titusville Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Office Hours & Address

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Titusville Tax Collector: Pay Taxes, Office Hours & Address

Titusville has two Brevard County Tax Collector locations, and their hours and available services are not identical. The Government Center North office at 400 South Street handles tax-focused and selected business services, while the South Park Avenue branch provides a broader group of motorist and licensing services in addition to real estate tax payments.

Use this page to choose the correct Titusville office, pay or search a Brevard County property tax account, understand online payment fees, check annual tax deadlines, or find the right office when the issue involves assessed value or an exemption rather than payment.

Search or pay property taxes Call 321-264-6969 Compare Titusville offices
Choose the office by service, not just by the Titusville address. The 400 South Street Government Center North location and the 800 South Park Avenue branch are both official Brevard County Tax Collector locations, but they provide different combinations of services and have different opening times.
Tax authority

Brevard County Tax Collector

Tax Collector

Lisa Cullen, CFC

North County phone

321-264-6969

Annual delinquency

Unpaid property taxes become delinquent April 1.

Online e-check

No service fee for property-tax e-check payments.

What do you need to do?

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Titusville office guide

Titusville Tax Collector addresses and office hours

The Brevard County Tax Collector lists two official locations in Titusville. The correct choice depends on the service you need.

Titusville Brevard County Tax Collector locations
Office Address Hours Selected services
Titusville – Government Center North
400 South Street, 6th Floor
Titusville, FL 32780
 Monday–Friday
8:30 AM–5:00 PM		 Real estate taxes, business tax applications and renewals, and concealed weapon license services.
Titusville Branch Office
800 South Park Avenue
Titusville, FL 32780
 Monday–Friday
9:00 AM–5:00 PM		 Real estate taxes, auto tags, boats, hunting and fishing services, driver licenses, business tax renewals, birth certificates and HAZMAT services.
Appointment planning: The Tax Collector advises that appointments are suggested for office services and are available for Brevard residents. Walk-in availability can be limited. Check the official service requirements before traveling because some services require an appointment while others do not.
Verify official locations and hours Check service and appointment rules
Property tax payments

How to pay Brevard County property taxes from Titusville

The Brevard County Tax Collector accepts property-tax payments online, by mail and in person. Before paying, match the account to the correct owner, property and tax account information so the payment is credited to the intended parcel.

1
Online

Use the Tax Collector’s official property-tax payment page to search the account and continue to the payment system.

2
By mail

Mail eligible property-tax payments to the Brevard County Tax Collector at P.O. Box 2500, Titusville, FL 32781-2500.

3
In person

Real estate tax payments are listed among the services available at both official Titusville locations.

Online payment steps

Open the official Brevard County property-tax page Use the county Tax Collector website rather than a search-result advertisement or unrelated payment site.
Search for the tax account Follow the official search options and confirm that the property and owner information match the account you intend to pay.
Review the amount and payment method Check whether you are receiving an early-payment discount, paying the full March amount or paying a delinquent balance.
Review any service fee before submitting Online e-check property-tax payments are free, while card and supported mobile-wallet payments carry a third-party service fee.
Save the confirmation Keep the payment confirmation or receipt with your property-tax records and verify that the account reflects the payment.
Official property-tax payment page View official online services
Before you submit payment

Property-tax online payment fees

The Tax Collector currently states that property-tax e-check payments are free. Credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are assessed a 2.75% service fee with a $2.75 minimum. International credit or debit cards are assessed 3.95% with a $2.75 minimum. These service fees are charged by a third-party vendor rather than retained by the Tax Collector.

Current online property-tax payment fee structure
Payment method Current stated fee Practical check
E-check No service fee Enter bank information carefully and use an eligible checking account.
Credit/debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay 2.75%, $2.75 minimum Review the final service-fee amount before submitting.
International credit/debit card 3.95%, $2.75 minimum Confirm the full transaction amount before authorization.
Returned-payment charges can apply. The Tax Collector publishes separate service charges for returned e-checks and paper checks. Do not assume a failed electronic payment has completed successfully; verify the tax account after payment.
Annual property-tax calendar

Important Brevard County property-tax dates and discounts

Annual property-tax collection begins in November. Paying earlier can reduce the amount due. The normal annual discount schedule is 4% in November, 3% in December, 2% in January and 1% in February. The full amount is due by March 31, and unpaid property taxes become delinquent April 1.

November — 4% discount Property-tax collection begins, and payment by the applicable November deadline receives the largest normal annual discount.
December — 3% discount The early-payment discount decreases to 3%.
January — 2% discount A 2% discount applies during the normal January payment period.
February — 1% discount February is the final normal discount month, with a 1% discount.
March 31 — last day before delinquency The full property-tax amount is due by March 31 without the normal early-payment discount.
April 1 — delinquent taxes Unpaid property taxes become delinquent and additional costs can begin to apply.
Mail-payment timing: The Tax Collector states that the U.S. Postal Service postmark is used for the annual tax bill during the November 1 through March 31 payment period. If timing is close to a deadline, verify the current official instructions before mailing.
Quarterly payment option

Brevard County property-tax installment plan

Florida law allows qualifying taxpayers to prepay property taxes through an installment method. The Brevard County Tax Collector states that estimated taxes must be more than $100 for the tax notice to qualify.

Application timing

The application for the next tax year must be received before May 1. The state DR-534 form is used for the installment-payment application.

First installment

The first installment is due June 30. Existing participants generally do not need to reapply if the first installment is paid on time.

Later installments

The normal schedule continues with payments in September, December and March.

Mortgage escrow warning

The Tax Collector advises property owners with mortgage escrow accounts not to use the installment plan because mortgage companies generally pay in November to obtain the maximum discount.

Check official installment options
Avoid the wrong office

Tax Collector or Property Appraiser?

A common source of wasted trips is asking the Tax Collector to change a property value or exemption. The offices handle different parts of the property-tax process.

Paying the tax bill Use the Brevard County Tax Collector for current property-tax collection and payment questions.
Assessed or taxable value Contact the Brevard County Property Appraiser when your concern is the property’s market, assessed or taxable value.
Homestead or another exemption Exemptions are handled through the Property Appraiser rather than changed by the Tax Collector.
Taxing-authority charge If your question concerns an amount levied by a specific taxing authority shown on the bill, the Tax Collector may direct you to that authority.
Missing tax bill? Not receiving a bill does not remove the responsibility to determine the amount due and pay on time. If an expected bill has not arrived, contact the Tax Collector or search the official tax account rather than waiting until the delinquency date.
Late-payment help

What happens when Brevard property taxes become delinquent?

Unpaid real property taxes become delinquent April 1. The Tax Collector publishes additional steps for delinquent accounts, including advertising and the annual tax-certificate process.

Check the official account for the current payoff amount rather than relying on the original annual bill.
Expect additional costs to apply after delinquency.
Delinquent real estate taxes can be advertised before the annual tax-certificate sale.
A tax certificate is a lien; paying another owner’s property taxes does not transfer ownership of the property.
Do not delay if a tax certificate has already been issued. The Tax Collector explains that a tax certificate must be redeemed and that additional interest and charges can apply. Obtain the current official redemption amount and accepted payment instructions before sending funds.
Review official delinquent-tax information
Mail and contact information

Mailing address and phone number

Property-tax mailing address
Brevard County Tax Collector
P.O. Box 2500
Titusville, FL 32781-2500
North County tax services

321-264-6969

Use the official contact page to confirm department-specific phone or fax numbers.

Lower-wait-time tip from the office: The Tax Collector reports that Mondays, Fridays and the final working days of the month are traditionally busier. Wednesday waits are generally shorter, while the 11:00 AM–2:00 PM period tends to produce the longest lines.
Common questions

Titusville Tax Collector FAQs

What is the Titusville Tax Collector address?

There are two Brevard County Tax Collector locations in Titusville. Government Center North is at 400 South Street, 6th Floor, Titusville, FL 32780. The Titusville Branch Office is at 800 South Park Avenue, Titusville, FL 32780.

What are the Titusville Tax Collector office hours?

The Government Center North location is listed as open Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. The South Park Avenue branch is listed as open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Check the official site for holiday closures or temporary changes before traveling.

Can I pay Brevard County property taxes online?

Yes. The Brevard County Tax Collector provides an official online property-tax search and payment route. Online e-check payments are currently listed without a service fee.

How much is the online card fee for property taxes?

The Tax Collector currently lists a 2.75% service fee with a $2.75 minimum for credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. International credit or debit cards are listed at 3.95% with a $2.75 minimum.

When do Brevard County property taxes become delinquent?

Unpaid annual property taxes become delinquent April 1. March 31 is the normal final day to pay the annual amount before delinquency.

Who handles property-value or homestead-exemption questions?

The Brevard County Property Appraiser handles assessed value and exemptions. The Tax Collector processes property-tax payments but does not set the property’s assessed value.

Do I need an appointment at a Titusville Tax Collector office?

Appointments are suggested for services and are reserved for Brevard residents. Walk-ins are limited, and some services have specific appointment requirements. Check the official service-types page before visiting.

Independent information notice:

TaxCollectors.org is an independent informational website and is not the Brevard County Tax Collector, the City of Titusville, Brevard County government or a payment processor. Use official government pages for payments, appointments and final confirmation of office information.

Office hours, fees, payment systems and procedures can change. Verify time-sensitive details with the Brevard County Tax Collector before submitting a payment or traveling to an office.

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