Starting in 2016, the City of Monroe will no longer mail out ad valorem property tax bills or take payments at City Hall for current year property taxes. All property owners will receive one consolidated tax bill from the Walton County Tax Commissioner that will include City of Monroe property taxes and any applicable County taxes. Any past-due taxes from 2015 and prior years will still need to be paid at Monroe City Hall.
The goal of the City of Monroe is to make sure that all citizens are prepared for each season by offering helpful hints and tips for energy conservation. The presentations below will offer hints and other information that will allow you to weatherize your homes for maximum energy efficiency.
In our technology driven, information-saturated world, Monroe realizes people have preferences for how they receive and send information. Among the many media utilized by the City of Monroe are:
The elected officials of the City make decisions based on many various City and State regulations, ordinances, and policies. It is very important to be familiar with all local and state laws regarding holding public office. Below are listed some important resources for those considering running for office as well as elected officials already serving.
