Property Tax Bills

• Make checks payable to “Village of Harrison”

• Escrow checks written using an “and” between names requires all parties to endorse the check.

• Send payment to: Village of Harrison, W5298 State Rd 114, Menasha, WI 54952.

• Include a self addressed stamped envelope if you want a receipt mailed to you.

• Include your tax bill "stub" with your payment.

• Adding your phone number to the check is helpful if staff has questions or the check needs corrections.

• Tax payments postmarked or dropped in Village Hall’s 24 hour drop box on 12/31/24 will be credited as received on that date.

• Payments are due January 31st - please allow ample time for mailing.

• If a check is incorrectly written or endorsed and needs to be sent back to you for corrections, it may incur fees or penalties if it becomes past due.

• You will need information from your tax bill in order to pay your taxes online. (Have your tax bill available or look it up online HERE)

•  Required payment details: 5-digit parcel number, property address, phone number (only used if there are questions regarding this payment), and the EXACT dollar amount you are paying  

• Harrison ONLINE TAX Payment

• The link opens a new window to our payment processing partner's website (PSN) - confirm the welcome screen has "Village of Harrison (Tax)" at the top.

• A 3rd party encryption & processing fee is added to all transactions: 3% for credit or debit cards / $1.10 for an e-check or direct draw from a savings account.

• PSN accepts Visa, MC, Discover, and American Express
• e-check and direct draw options require bank routing & checking/savings account information

• Enter your email address if you want PSN to send you a payment confirmation email (recommended)

• Payments will be updated online after the Village's financial institution receives your payment (usually 3-5 days)

• Online payments are NOT available after January 31, 2025

• Cash - If paying by cash, bring the exact amount. We can't guarantee we will be able to make change.

• Check - Make checks payable to “Village of Harrison” (escrow checks must be signed by each name listed on the check).

• Credit/Debit Card - A 3% service fee is added to all card transactions by our 3rd party processor.

• Location: W5298 State Road 114, Menasha 

• Office Hours: Monday – Friday 7:30am – 4:00pm, (closed Dec. 24, 25, 31 and Jan. 1)

• 24-hour drop box: Payments left in the drop box over the New Year’s break will be receipted as received in 2024. 

• Tax refund checks (escrow overages) from the Village will be processed within 3 weeks after the escrow checks have cleared. 

• Available ONLY at the 3111 E Calumet Street, Appleton branch - must use the lobby, not available for drive thru service

• Closed December 25th and January 1st

• ALL Harrison property owners are welcome

• Please bring the tax bill with you

• Make checks payable to “Village of Harrison” (escrow checks must be signed by each name listed on the check)

• Nicolet Bank will provide (cash) refunds for escrow check overages (up to $500) with a photo ID

•  Escrow refunds over $500.00 will be processed by the Village in the form of a check.

All tax payments made after January 31, 2025 must be made to the Calumet County Treasurer.

Calumet County Treasurer
206 Court St.
Chilton, WI 53014

Special-Assessment-and-Public-Charges-on-Tax-Bills-Explained.pdf(PDF, 68KB)

To print or view property tax bills, visit the Calumet County website: Tax Bills Online Search

Detailed Instructions.pdf(PDF, 339KB)

Lottery Credit: Wisconsin shares the profits from the lotteries with all homeowners on their primary property tax bill. Owners only have to file once to begin receiving the credit and then file a removal if the property stops being the owner’s primary residence. The amount varies according to your school district. You can only claim this credit on your primary residence, and you must have resided there the entire year.

• Lottery Credit Forms (Add or Remove)
  
  

School Levy Credit: The school levy tax credit is applied to every taxable property. The credit amount is based on the property's assessed value as a percent of the municipality's total assessed value and varies between school districts.