Overview
Municipal Finance Hub
The Annapolis Finance Department, headquartered in the historic City Hall, serves as the central treasury and financial management authority for the City of Annapolis. This department is responsible for the billing and collection of city revenues, including property taxes and utility fees, ensuring the fiscal health of the local government. It acts as the primary point of contact for residents resolving billing disputes or seeking information about municipal assessments. The office also oversees Procurement, managing contracts and purchasing for all city agencies.
Tax and Utility Services
Residents frequently visit this office to handle payments for Real Estate Taxes and Personal Property Taxes. The Finance Department also manages the quarterly billing for water and sewer services. In addition to taxes and utilities, the office processes payments for parking citations and various other municipal fees. To facilitate convenient transactions, the city offers online payment portals and a secure dropbox located at the City Hall entrance for after-hours submissions.
Visitor Information
Access to the Finance Department requires passing through City Hall security, which includes metal detectors and bag checks. Photo ID is required for entry. While the office handles payments, it does not determine property assessments; that function lies with the State of Maryland. Visitors are advised that parking in the immediate vicinity is limited to metered street spots and paid commercial garages, such as the nearby Hillman Garage. The department is fully accessible to individuals with disabilities.
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