With a CAPP account, you can sign up to have your taxes (real estate, vehicle personal property, business tangible) and/or utility bills paid automatically through our Automatic Bank Debit (ABD) Program. There is no charge for this service.
To enroll your account(s) in ABD, log into your CAPP profile and from the “Summary” tab, under “I Want To,” select “Manage Automatic Payments.” After you’ve indicated which account(s) you would like to enroll, you will need to enter a valid routing and bank account number. Credit cards, debit cards, and other advanced payment methods, such as PayPal, PayPal Credit, Venmo, Google Pay, or ApplePay, cannot be used for ABD. If you have a delinquent account, you must pay before enrolling.
When an ABD enrollment request is submitted, the Treasurer’s Office reviews the request on the following business day. It may take from 3 to 5 business days to process your enrollment in ABD. Once your account(s) are enrolled, you will receive written confirmation of the enrollment via email or USPS mail. If your request is submitted too close to the due date, you may need to pay the current bill manually to avoid late fees. The Treasurer’s Office will attempt to contact you by phone or email if your ABD enrollment request cannot be processed.
Once your account(s) are enrolled in ABD, your payments will be automatically debited from your designated checking or savings account, if permitted by your financial institution, on the due dates. For real estate or vehicle personal property taxes, you also have the option to pay in monthly debits, which is described in further detail below. Please note, your bank account will reflect individual ACH debit transactions for each tax or utility account you've enrolled.
Monthly Debit Option
A monthly automatic debit option is available for real estate and vehicle personal property taxes. Monthly debits occur on the 5th of each month. The annual amount due is divided by the number of months remaining until the applicable due date. Monthly amounts are estimated initially using prior-year data and are recalculated as current-year assessments, tax rates, fees, and applicable relief or subsidies are determined.