Summer tax bills are mailed to be delivered by July 1st. Summer tax is due by September 14 without penalty. However, you can still pay that tax at the township office through February 28. Please note that interest charges accrue from September 15. You must call the treasurer’s office to get up-to-date balance information for Summer delinquent taxes. 

Winter tax bills are mailed for delivery by December 1. Winter (and delinquent Summer) tax bills can be paid until February 28 at the Township office. All payments MUST be received in our office by this due date.  A post mark date will not suffice.

Payment by check is considered a conditional payment. If the check is not honored by the bank, the bill remains unpaid and is subject to penalties and interest. Please include the bottom portion of the tax bill with your payment and include your parcel identification number on your check. Cash can be accepted, but must be for the exact amount due.  The Treasurer’s office does not keep any cash on hand to make change, therefore exact payments are required.


• Taxes can be paid in person at the township hall during regular business hours.
• Taxes can be deposited after business hours in the drop box on the front of the township hall. (No cash please)
• Taxes can be paid in person at the Armada Branch of Choice One Bank during their normal business hours.
• Taxes can be mailed to: Armada Township Treasurer Sara Murray P.O. Box 921, Armada, Michigan 48005  
• Taxes can be paid by credit card or eCheck through the township website with an additional 3% fee charged by the credit card company.

All tax payments shall be paid by the appropriate due date (Summer/Winter). Partial payments  will be accepted, but any balance still due after the due date will incur interest charges. Checks in excess of the amount due will be returned for correction. Cash can be accepted, but must be for the exact amount due.  The Treasurer’s office does not keep any cash on hand to make change, therefore exact payments are required.

Payments can be mailed to the Armada Township Treasurer’s Office at PO Box 921, Armada, MI 48005, you can pay them in person at 23121 East Main Street, or dropped off in our secure drop box on the front of the building, they can be paid through the Armada Branch of Choice One Bank, or you can pay by credit card through the township website with an additional fee.

All payments MUST be received in our office by the due date to avoid late fees.  A post mark date will not suffice.

Payment by check is considered a conditional payment. If the check in not honored by the bank, the bill remains unpaid and is subject to penalties and interest. Please include the bottom portion of the tax bill with your payment and include your parcel identification number on your check. Taxes can be paid in person at the township hall during regular business hours. Taxes can be deposited after business hours in the drop box on the front of the township hall. (No cash please) Taxes can be paid in person at the Armada Branch Office Choice One Bank during their normal business hours. Taxes can be mailed to: Armada Township Treasurer Sara Murray P.O. Box 921, Armada, Michigan 48005

Qualified taxpayers such as senior citizens or disabled persons can apply for a deferment of their summer tax bill. This allows your summer tax to be paid, without interest through February 28th which is the end of the tax collection period. You must qualify by either having a principal residence with annual household income not exceeding $40,000 or agricultural real property and if you are any of the following:

• Senior citizen (age 62)
• Paraplegic/quadriplegic
• Eligible serviceman, eligible veteran or eligible widow/widower
• Blind
• Totally and permanently disabled

If you fit any of the above criteria, fill out an application and submit it to the Armada Township Treasurer’s office by September 15th. Proof of household income may be required. For more information, the Michigan Department of Treasury has posted a “Frequently Asked Questions” document.

If you are not sure you need to file this claim, or are qualified to file this claim, read the following questions to help make a determination:  

• Is the property vacant and classified by the assessor as agricultural? (Vacant property classified as agricultural is automatically exempt from some school taxes and the changes will be made on your next tax bill.)
• Have you already filed the Principal Residence Exemption Affidavit (Form 2368) for this property?

If you answered “no” to both of these questions and the property is used primarily for agricultural purposes but is not classified as agricultural, complete this form and submit to the township treasurer by May 1.

If you answer “yes” to either of these questions, you do NOT need to file this form. If your property has a residence or other buildings on it, the assessor may ask you to complete this form, even though it is classified agricultural.

Please note that both of these applications must be signed. Call the Treasurer’s office at 586-784-5200 and ask for an application, or print the forms found on this website.

On March 1, unpaid taxes are considered delinquent and must be paid to the Macomb County Treasurer’s office located in the Macomb County Administration Building at One South Main in Mount Clemens. You must contact the Macomb County Treasurer at (586) 469-5190 to determine pay off amounts for delinquent taxes or to verify if delinquent taxes have been paid. You can also obtain delinquent property tax information on the County’s Web-site.