Share:
Font Size:
Did you lose your property to tax foreclosure? You may be entitled to claim remaining proceeds from the sale associated with the parcel(s) that exceeds the amount owed for taxes, interest and fees. Click here for more information.
Information & Help with Notice of Intent Form Notice of Intent Claims Form.png)
The Wayne County Treasurer's Office is committed to excellent customer service. We are here to serve taxpayers with respect, efficiency, and professionalism. We want you to have a positive experience as you conduct your business with the Wayne County Treasurer's Office.
ERIC R. SABREE
Wayne County Treasurer
"Pay As You Stay" transactions
Payment Plans
Deed Certifications
Required in person cash transactions*
The last appointment is at 4:15 PM. No walk in inquiries or payments will be accepted after 4:15 PM. Taxpayers not requiring assistance are encouraged to make payments online, via mobile app, by phone or at a kiosk.
If you are facing foreclosure and need assistance in starting a Wayne County Probate Court Case because a property is in the name of a deceased family member, please contact one of the following community partners for assistance:
Michigan Legal Services: 313-774-1527 OR 313-725-4890
United Community Housing Coalition: 313-405-7726
Legal Aid & Defender: 313-967-5800
You can also contact the Wayne County Probate Court by calling 313-224-5706
The Wayne County Treasurer, under the authority of the State of Michigan, participates in the Delinquent Tax Revolving Fund Program, which is an alternate method of collecting delinquent property taxes. All communities and school districts participate under the Delinquent Tax Revolving Fund program. Under the Michigan Public Act 246 of 2003, the City of Detroit began participating with tax year 2003. The program has proven beneficial to all participants.
