A statewide system issue is affecting some mobile home registration renewals. Customers may experience unsuccessful online payments or missing renewal amounts on their mailed notices. If you're experiencing an issue, please call our office or visit a service center.

In observance of Veterans Day, all Lee County Tax Collector service centers will be closed on Wednesday, November 11.

THE OUTCOME OF AMENDMENT 3 DOES NOT IMPACT 2026 PROPERTY TAXES. THE AMENDMENT TAKES EFFECT ON JANUARY 1, 2027 AND WILL AFFECT NEXT YEAR'S BILLS.

About Lee County Tax Collector Office

The Florida Constitution established the office of the Tax Collector in 1885 based on the belief that local taxes could best be collected at the local level. In the state of Florida, Tax Collectors are independent constitutional officers elected from their counties of residence by their fellow citizens and serve the community in 4-year terms. To date, Lee County has had 15 Tax Collectors with the Honorable Noelle Branning currently serving in the role.

The Tax Collector serves as an agent for various state agencies including:

We proudly employ approximately 250 team members at five locations across the county. In FY 2025, the office performed nearly 1.9 million transactions while collecting and distributing $2.3 billion in property taxes to local Taxing Authorities. As a fee-based agency, we are funded at no additional cost to taxpayers.

OUR VISION

To be a role model organization for excellence in providing government services.

OUR MISSION

Deliver 5-Star service through an organizational culture that values customers, team and community.

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