Property taxes in Attica Town
Tax statements, amounts due, values, and how to pay.
Town and county taxes
Town of Attica Tax Collector
The Town of Attica Tax Collector collects town and county taxes.
School taxes (Attica Central School District)
Attica Central School District Tax Collector
Collects the school property tax for Attica Central School District.
School taxes (Wyoming Central School District)
Wyoming Central School District Tax Collector
Collects the school property tax for Wyoming Central School District.
3 more options
- Wyoming County property tax search and paymentLook up a property's tax bill and amount due, and see the ways you can pay.
Wyoming County What is this?
- Wyoming County TreasurerCounty treasurer: collects property taxes left unpaid after the town or city collection period and handles tax foreclosure. Current town and county taxes are paid to your town or city tax collector.
Wyoming County
- New York property taxIn New York the city or town assessor values your home and land, and the town, county and school district each send a bill. The state sets the rules, runs STAR…
Statewide What is this?
Who to ask
Town and county taxes
Town of Attica Tax CollectorThe Town of Attica Tax Collector collects town and county taxes.- Phone
- (585) 591-2934
- Address
- 333 Main Street, Attica, NY 14011
- Website
- Visit website
School taxes (Attica Central School District)
Attica Central School District Tax CollectorCollects the school property tax for Attica Central School District.Tammy Burry, Deputy Treasurer/Tax Collector- tburry@atticacsd.org
- Website
- Visit website
School taxes (Wyoming Central School District)
Wyoming Central School District Tax CollectorCollects the school property tax for Wyoming Central School District.Rachael Hinz, School Tax Collector- Phone
- 585-495-6222 ext. 424
- rhinz@wyomingcsd.org
- Website
- Visit website
Guide: How property taxes work: who assesses, who collects
About property taxes
Use the local property tax office to find tax statements, amounts due, and payment options. Assessment and appraisal records explain the property value used for taxation. Office names and tax programs differ by state.