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Treasurer Crystal Roberts, County Treasurer  Sandra Stebens, Deputy Treasurer (right) Mandy Ramirez (left) Hours:8:30-4:30, Monday - Friday Contact Information:Email: cotreas@ucom.net Physical Address: 913 Highland Ashland, KS 67831 Mailing Address: PO Box 185 Ashland, KS 67831 Phone: (620) 635-2745 Fax: (620) 635-2655 Online UtilitiesSales Tax CalculatorRequest for Birth or Death RecordsNeighborhood Revitalization Tax Rebate InformationFind Your Kansas Legislators by County or Address2007 County Levies2008 County Levies2009 County Levies2009 Abstract of Values |
County TreasurerServices Provided:
Property Tax Payments - Partial Payments Accepted on Delinquent Taxes (Contact County Treasurer for More Information) Vehicle Tags & Taxes Drivers Licenses The Clark County Treasurer's primary function is to collect real estate, personal property, intangible and motor vehicle taxes, special assessments and other miscellaneous taxes for Clark County, cities, townships, school districts, and other taxing jurisdictions. The Treasurer apportions and distributes such revenue to local taxing units. The Treasurer functions as a bank for all revenue-generating County departments. In addition, the Clark County Treasurer’s office also issues driver licenses. How much will it cost to register my vehicle?
Non-Commercial Class Driver License Fees Driver Licenses are available Tuesday-Friday 8:30-4:30
Applicants under age 21 receive a 4 year license. Applicants age 65 and over receive a 4 year license. Applicants age 21 to 64 receive a 6 year license. Important Links: Kansas State Treasurer Kansas County Treasurer's Association Miscellaneous Forms: Note: Adobe Reader® is required to view the forms on the following pages. To download and install Adobe Reader®, click the following link:  Motor Vehicle Forms Property Tax/Protest Tax Forms Driver's License Printable Forms Sales & Use Tax Refund Application |
Site SearchCommissioners Minutes SearchWeb TagsTax CalendarJanuary 1 - All real and personal property is assessed for tax value. March 1 - Value notices are mailed to all owners of real property. May 1 - Value notices are mailed to all owners of personal property. June 15 - Appraiser certifies all real and personal property to County Clerk. July 15 - County Clerk certifies all real and personal values to state. August 25 - All taxing jurisdictions submit annual budget to County Clerk. November 1 - County Clerk certifies taxes to be collected to County Treasurer. November 1 - December 15 - County Treasurer mails tax statements to all property owners. December 20 - Full or first half property taxes are due without penalty. February 15 - Unpaid personal property tax warrants are turned over to County Sheriff. May 10 - Second half of property taxes are due without penalty. August 15 - Unpaid second half personal tax warrants are turned over to County Sheriff. August 1 - Unpaid real estate taxes are published in the newspaper. First Tuesday of September - Unpaid real estate tax properties are sold to the county. October 31 - Unpaid personal property tax warrants are published in the newspaper and filed as judgment liens in the county's district court. |
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