Toms River Tax Collector: Bill Lookup, Pay & Records

Toms River Township, New Jersey · WIPP, records and tax-office guide

Look Up, Pay or Fix a Toms River Property-Tax Account

Use the correct official tool for a tax balance, payment, printed bill, open lien, assessment, property sale, parcel map or redemption request.

This guide separates the Tax Collector, Tax Assessor, Ocean County records and Forked River/Lacey Township so the wrong office or portal does not delay your action.

Current August 2026 status: The third-quarter installment was due Saturday, August 1, 2026. Under the Township’s published ten-day grace rule, payment must be received by Monday, August 10, 2026 to avoid delinquent-interest treatment. A postmark does not protect the payment.
Official portal

WIPP ID 1508.

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Office hours

Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Grace period

Ten calendar days.

Assessor phone

Ext. 8300

Start with the right tool

Which search or office solves your problem?

1
Bill, balance or payment

Use WIPP and the Tax Collector for taxes, bill copies, receipts, open liens, labor charges and late payoff amounts.

2
Value or assessment record

Use the Tax Assessor, Ocean County Tax List Search, SR1A sales search or Township GIS.

3
Forked River property

Use Lacey Township—not Toms River. Confirm the municipality before entering payment information.

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Official WIPP workflow

How to look up and pay a Toms River Township tax bill

Open WIPP ID 1508 from the Township routeConfirm that the page identifies the Toms River Township tax account system before entering property or payment details.
Search the property with the best identifier availableUse the owner, property location, block and lot or tax-account information offered by the live portal. Begin with fewer fields if an exact search returns nothing.
Match more than the owner nameConfirm the property location, block, lot, qualification, account and current owner context. A recently sold property may still display an earlier owner.
Review every amount attached to the propertyCheck the current quarter, prior balance, open lien and labor charges. A normal quarterly payment may not satisfy a lien or redemption amount.
Print or save the bill before payingKeep the tax year, quarter, account, block and lot and amount. This gives you a reference if the transaction posts incorrectly.
Review the live processor termsThe public Township page does not publish a fixed current convenience-fee schedule. Treat the final WIPP screen as controlling and cancel if the fee or account is wrong.
Save proof and recheck the accountKeep the confirmation number, receipt, payment date and bank/card record until WIPP shows that the intended amount was credited.
2026 timing

Quarterly due dates and the ten-day grace rule

February 1 — first quarterCovers January through March.
May 1 — second quarterCovers April through June.
August 1 — third quarterCovers July through September. In 2026, the published grace period runs through Monday, August 10.
November 1 — fourth quarterCovers October through December. In 2026, November 1 falls on Sunday; verify the exact grace deadline shown by the Township and account.
Receipt—not mailing—controls: The Township says postmarks cannot be acknowledged. A check mailed before the grace deadline can still become late if the Tax Collector receives it after the permitted date.
Weekend or legal holiday: When the tenth falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the Township FAQ extends payment to the next business day.
Choose by deadline and purpose

Toms River tax-payment options compared

Use the route that matches the account status
MethodBest useKey instructionMain risk
Township WIPP portalLookup, bill printing and online paymentVerify property, quarter, liens and final fee before submitting.Paying a similar property or wrong balance.
In personCash, check, money order or staff helpVisit 33 Washington Street during published hours.Longer call/counter demand near tax dates.
Current-quarter lockboxCurrent payment with official stubUse the Boston PO box, include the stub and block/lot, and add no correspondence.Wrong for late payment, inquiry or bank bill pay.
Bank online bill payPayment initiated through your own bankUse Township of Toms River, only the 5–8 digit account number and PO Box 607.Bank issuance or delivery delay.
After-hours drop boxTax check or money-order drop-offTown Hall entrance across from the parking garage; next-business-day posting.A grace-day deposit may post too late.
Direct withdrawalRecurring quarterly debit after enrollmentUse the current form linked by the Township and confirm the first active quarter.Assuming enrollment began without confirmation.
No invented fee: Because the current Township page does not state the live WIPP convenience fee, this article does not publish an unsupported fixed amount. Review the processor disclosure before authorizing payment.
Three addresses, three purposes

Use the correct Toms River tax mailing address

Current payment with bill stub
Township of Toms River
PO Box 983113
Boston, MA 02298

Make the check payable to Township of Toms River, include the tax stub and write the block and lot on the check.

Late payment, bank bill pay or correspondence
Toms River Township Tax Collector
PO Box 607
Toms River, NJ 08754

Use this route for late payments, written changes, inquiries and bank-payment services.

Overnight delivery or in-person destination
Toms River Township Tax Collector
33 Washington Street
Toms River, NJ 08753

Use for overnight carriers and office visits. Do not send an ordinary current stub payment here without checking instructions.

Boston lockbox restriction: The lockbox processes current payments with the actual payment stub. Correspondence may not reach the Tax Collector, and late payments should not be sent there.
Office directory

Tax Collector phone, address, fax and hours

Toms River Township Tax Collector
33 Washington Street
Toms River, NJ 08753

Mailing: PO Box 607, Toms River, NJ 08754

Contact

Tax Collector: Carl DiLeo

Deputy: Pamela Meagher

Phone: 732-341-1000, ext. 8342

Fax: 732-505-1886

Published counter hours
DaysHoursBefore visiting
Monday–Friday8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Bring the bill/account, property location, block/lot, prior proof and the notice connected with the issue.
Useful voicemail script“I am calling about the Toms River Township property at [address], block [number], lot [number], account [number]. I need help with [current balance / missing payment / lien / redemption / mortgage record]. My callback number is [number].”
Lookup troubleshooting

No WIPP result, wrong owner or unexpected balance?

Exact search returns nothingUse fewer fields. Try the property location, block and lot or account separately rather than combining several uncertain values.
Prior owner appearsA recorded sale and municipal ownership display may update on different schedules. Match the property and closing documents, then contact the Assessor for ownership-record issues.
Multiple properties look similarMatch block, lot, qualification and location. Do not rely on owner name alone.
Payment disappearedLocate the confirmation or cleared-check image and verify the account, tax quarter, amount and payment route before paying again.
Open lien or labor charge appearsDo not assume a current-quarter payment clears it. Request account-specific Collector instructions.
Bill never arrivedPrint a duplicate through WIPP or call the office. Failure to receive a bill does not postpone the due date or interest.
Escrow and record changes

Mortgage-company, original-bill and mailing-address problems

Mortgage paid off or servicer changed
  1. Submit the change in writing.
  2. Include block and lot.
  3. Include your mailing address.
  4. List the bank name and address.
  5. Sign as the owner.
  6. Fax to 732-505-1886 or mail to PO Box 607.
Original bill received although escrow pays
  1. Ask the mortgage company whether it needs the bill.
  2. If it pays by electronic file, keep the bill for records.
  3. If it needs the bill, send it and notify the Tax Collector in writing.
  4. Confirm the tax account before the grace period ends.
Advice-only wording: A mortgage-coded account commonly produces a copy marked “This Is Not a Bill for Advice Only.” An original bill without that wording can signal that the Township record does not currently show the mortgage payer.

Written mailing-address change

Block and lot number
New mailing address
Reason for the change
Owner’s signature
Delinquent payment

Late interest and exact-payoff steps

After the grace period, the Township says interest is charged according to New Jersey statute and must be calculated through the date the Tax Collector will receive payment.

New Jersey statutory ceiling

The statute permits municipal interest up to 8% per year on the first $1,500 of delinquency and 18% per year on the amount above $1,500, calculated from the date the tax was payable until actual payment.

Do not calculate the check yourself

Call extension 8342 for the exact amount through the expected receipt date. A small shortage can leave the account delinquent.

Identify the property and unpaid quarterHave the address, block/lot, account and notice ready.
Give a realistic receipt dateInterest depends on when the Tax Collector actually receives payment, not when you write or mail it.
Use the correct late-payment addressMail late payments to PO Box 607, not the Boston current-payment lockbox.
Confirm the account after postingKeep the payoff quote and payment proof until the balance is cleared.
Tax lien and redemption

Open liens, redemption requests and certificate fees

Written request required: The Township says verbal and emailed redemption requests are not accepted. Fax the request to 732-505-1886 and give a proposed receipt date no more than thirty days from the request.
Block and lot
Lien certificate number
Date payment will reach the Collector
Daytime phone and contact information
Published municipal-code fees connected with lien records
ServicePublished feeImportant condition
Certificate of redemption$25 eachUsed when a lien no longer shows open but a certificate is needed to clear the County Clerk record.
Municipal lien search$10 per certificateA continuation requested within three years is listed at $2 per calendar year.
Duplicate tax-sale certificate$100Separate from an ordinary bill copy.
Lienholder redemption calculation$50The code authorizes this for calculation of a lienholder’s own tax-sale certificate.
Third or later redemption statement in a calendar year$50Applies to qualifying repeat requests under the municipal code.
Allow preparation time: The Township FAQ says a redemption statement is not available immediately. Request it early enough for preparation, delivery and payment before the intended date.
Right department

Tax Collector or Tax Assessor?

Route the question correctly
QuestionOfficeReason
What do I owe and how do I pay?Tax CollectorBilling, balances and collection.
Where is my payment or receipt?Tax CollectorPosting and payment proof.
Is there a lien or redemption amount?Tax CollectorMunicipal liens, tax sale and payoff.
Why is the assessed value this amount?Tax AssessorThe Assessor discovers, lists and values property.
Is ownership or the property record wrong?Tax AssessorOwnership and descriptive property records.
Do I qualify for a deduction or exemption?Tax AssessorEligibility and assessment-record approval.
Where are parcel maps and flood layers?GIS / AssessorMapping and property attributes, not payment balances.
Toms River Tax Assessor

Jeff Brown, CTA

Phone: 732-341-1000, ext. 8300

Fax: 732-797-3848

Assessor mailing address
PO Box 728
Toms River, NJ 08754

Physical office: 33 Washington Street.

Four different record systems

Toms River tax records, assessment search, sales and parcel maps

1. WIPP tax-account inquiry

Use for what is billed or unpaid, a printable tax bill, open liens, labor charges and payment status.

Open WIPP

2. Ocean County Tax List Search

Use municipality, block, lot, qualification, property class or location to search assessment-list records.

Search assessment list

3. Ocean County SR1A Search

Use for recorded property-sale data and comparable-sale research by municipality, block/lot, date, price and property class.

Search property sales

4. Toms River interactive GIS

Search by block/lot or address and view parcel, zoning, wetlands, easements, flood-zone layers, base flood elevation and linked tax maps.

Open Township GIS guidance

County Clerk land records are different again: Deeds, mortgages, releases and recorded instruments belong to the Ocean County Clerk’s official-record search. A land-record document does not state the live municipal tax payoff.
Assessment action

Assessment appeals, deductions and exemptions

2026 filing window has passed: The Ocean County Board of Taxation listed April 1, 2026 as the normal appeal deadline and May 1, 2026 for a municipality undergoing a district-wide revaluation or reassessment. Verify the next applicable filing date directly with the Board.
If the assessed value seems wrong
  1. Confirm the property record and assessment.
  2. Review comparable sales through SR1A.
  3. Contact the Assessor before assuming the bill itself can be appealed.
  4. Use the Ocean County tax-appeal instructions and deadline.
Qualified $250 deductions

The Township FAQ lists qualified disabled persons, senior citizens, surviving spouses, veterans and widows of veterans. Applications and eligibility go through the Assessor.

Appeal the assessment—not the tax payment: The Collector must collect the bill shown. A value disagreement is handled through assessment and appeal procedures, and payment duties may continue while an appeal is pending.
Municipality correction

Forked River NJ Tax Collector is Lacey Township—not Toms River

“Forked River” appears in search results near Toms River, but the Tax Collector responsible for a Forked River property is generally Lacey Township. Do not pay through Toms River WIPP merely because both places are in Ocean County.

Lacey Township Tax Collector
818 West Lacey Road
2nd Floor
Forked River, NJ 08731
Lacey contact

Phone: 609-693-1100, ext. 2210

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Also separate: South Toms River Borough has its own Tax Collector and payment system. Match the municipal name printed on the tax bill before paying.
Before paying

Final account safety check

Municipality says Township of Toms River
WIPP ID is 1508
Property location matches
Block, lot and qualification match
Correct quarter and tax year
Open lien and labor charges reviewed
Correct mailing/payment route selected
Receipt or confirmation saved
Town Hall visit

Toms River Tax Office map and arrival checklist

Bring bill, account or block/lot
Bring lien, escrow or delinquency notice
Bring prior payment proof
Confirm accepted payment form for the issue
Drop box: The after-hours tax-payment box is at the Town Hall entrance across from the parking garage. The Township says deposits are posted using the next business day.
Official action links

Verified Toms River and Ocean County resources

Source review: August 4, 2026. The official Tax Collector page, Township FAQ, directory, online-banking page, Tax Assessor, GIS, Ocean County Tax Board, municipal code and available Township PDF were reviewed. Live balances, portal fees, office closures, lien status and payoff amounts can change.

Toms River Township Tax Collector FAQs

How do I look up and pay a Toms River Township tax bill online?

Open the official WIPP account inquiry, locate the correct property, verify the owner, location, block and lot, account and tax quarter, review taxes, open liens and labor charges, and then follow the payment instructions. Save the confirmation and recheck the account after posting.

What is the Toms River Township Tax Collector phone number?

Call 732-341-1000, extension 8342. Leave the property address, account or block and lot, return number and exact issue when call volume is high.

What are the Toms River Tax Collector office hours?

The published office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The office is at 33 Washington Street, Toms River, NJ 08753.

When are Toms River Township property taxes due?

Quarterly installments are due February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1. Toms River provides a ten-day grace period. If the tenth falls on a weekend or legal holiday, payment is due on the next business day.

Does Toms River accept a postmark as proof of timely payment?

No. The Township says New Jersey does not allow the Tax Collector to acknowledge postmarks. Payment must be received within the permitted period.

Where should I mail a Toms River property-tax payment?

Mail a current-quarter payment with its bill stub to Township of Toms River, PO Box 983113, Boston, MA 02298. Send late payments, bank bill-pay items and correspondence to PO Box 607, Toms River, NJ 08754. Send overnight items to 33 Washington Street.

How do I search Toms River assessment and property records?

Use the Ocean County Tax List Search for assessment records, the SR1A Search for sales, and Toms River GIS for parcel maps, block and lot, zoning, flood layers and tax maps. These tools are separate from the WIPP balance search.

Should I call the Tax Collector or Tax Assessor?

Use the Collector for bills, payments, receipts, interest, liens and redemption. Use the Assessor for value, ownership, deductions, exemptions, property record cards, farmland, tax maps and appeals.

How do I request a tax-lien redemption amount?

A party with legal interest must make a written request and fax it to 732-505-1886. Include block and lot, lien certificate number, a receipt date no more than thirty days away and contact information. Do not email the request.

Is the Forked River NJ Tax Collector the Toms River Tax Collector?

No. Forked River is served by Lacey Township. Its Collector office is at 818 West Lacey Road, second floor, Forked River, NJ 08731, with phone 609-693-1100 extension 2210.