Treasurer : David Weatherholt
The Treasurer collects taxes for the school and County. The Treasurer is also responsible for investing Township funds, collecting all monies owed and disbursing funds as the Township Board directs.
David Weatherholt is our Treasurer. He was first elected in 2000, and appointed Mary Avery as his Deputy Treasurer. Both David and Mary were born and raised in Peninsula Township and have resided here the majority of their lives.
Summer tax payments are due by September 14th and winter taxes due by February 14th. Please make checks payable to the Peninsula Township Treasurer. For your convenience, you can pay by mail or in person at 13235 Center Road. We also have a drop box if the office is closed.
ANNUAL AUDIT REPORT
If you would like to view the latest Audit Report click Here
2008-2009 fiscal budget information
Click here to view the adopted Special funds budget.
Click here to view the adopted Fire Department fund budget.
Click here to view the adopted General fund budget.
Tax Deferments
Summer Tax deferments are available if your income is less than $40,000 a year and you meet any of the following:
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- 62 or older
- paraplegic, quadriplegic
- eligible serviceperson, eligible veteran, eligible widow or widower
- blind
- totally or permanently disabled
- If your property is classified or used for agriculture and your gross receipts for the agricultural or horticultural operations in the previous year is more than your household income for the preceding calendar year.
Special Assessments
Special assessment payments for water and sewer are due in our office from July 1 to September 14th. Beginning September 15th, a 1% per month interest penalty will be charged. If the payment is not received by November 1st, it is added to the Winter tax bill for collection.
Payments
For tax and special assessment payments, we can only accept checks, cash or money orders. At this time we cannot accept credit card or debit card payments.
Accounts Receivable
The Treasurer’s Office is responsible for all incoming funds to the Township.
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