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Brevard County Tax Collector Services and Information

Original title: Brevard County Tax Collector - Lisa Cullen, CFC

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The Frame

What this does

Residents can use this information to manage property tax payments, renew vehicle registrations at self-service kiosks, and identify which county office handles specific inquiries like property valuation or address changes.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Brevard County Property Owners

Property owners are responsible for tax payments and must contact the Property Appraiser for valuation or address issues.

Vehicle Owners

Vehicle owners may use self-service kiosks at specific Publix locations for registration renewals.

What changed

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What's next

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Key Facts

Property taxes become delinquent on April 1st.
The Tax Collector honors U.S. Postal Service postmarks for payments made between November 1 and March 31.
Paying property taxes for a property you do not own does not grant ownership rights.
The Property Appraiser’s Office (321-264-6700) handles all inquiries regarding assessed property values, taxable values, and exemptions.
Self-service vehicle registration kiosks are located at Publix stores at 145 Palm Bay Rd (West Melbourne) and 4100 N Wickham Rd (Melbourne).
Email addresses sent to the office are considered public records under F.S. 668.6076.
ADA accessibility assistance or requests for electronic formats can be made by calling 321-264-6930.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I change the mailing address on my tax bill?

Contact the Property Appraiser’s Office at 321-264-6700 or visit their website at www.bcpao.us.

Can I get ownership of a property by paying its taxes?

No, paying taxes on a property you do not own does not grant you any ownership rights.

What should I do if I disagree with my property's assessed value?

Contact the Property Appraiser’s Office, as they are responsible for assessed values and exemptions.

Summary

This document serves as an informational guide for the Brevard County Tax Collector's office, outlining available services, office locations, and key tax-related policies. It provides instructions for property tax payments, vehicle registration renewals, and contact information for related county departments.

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Public Record Status of Emails

The document explicitly warns that email communication with the office is subject to public records requests under Florida law.

Brevard County Tax Collector’s Office

Connected Entities

locationPalm Crossings“Publix location with a self-service registration kiosk”Map →

organizationBrevard County Tax Collector’s Office“Government office providing tax and motorist services”Map →

organizationProperty Appraiser’s Office“Department responsible for property values and exemptions”Map →

locationPost Commons“Publix location with a self-service registration kiosk”Map →

personLisa Cullen“Brevard County Tax Collector”Map →

Sources

Open source document

www.brevardtaxcollector.com

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