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Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree Reminds Homeowners Help Is Available as March 31 Deadline Approaches

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March 12, 2026
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If you’re a Wayne County homeowner or property owner struggling to keep up with delinquent property taxes, help is available, but you must act soon. The Wayne County Treasurer’s Office is reminding residents that March 31, 2026, is the deadline to enroll in a taxpayer assistance payment plan, and you can get started right now at home using convenient online resources at WayneCountyMI.gov/Treasurer

You can find information and begin the process for payment plans and related assistance online through the Treasurer’s Payment Plans page:

www.waynecountymi.gov/Government/Elected-Officials/Treasurer/Payment-Plans

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“We don’t want anyone to lose their home or property to foreclosure, and we have taxpayer assistance programs that you can access online to help you,” said Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree. “The deadline to enroll in these programs is March 31, 2026, so we encourage you to go online or contact us to get started today.” 

“It’s also important to remember that once you enroll in a taxpayer assistance plan, you must continue to make your payments on time, said Treasurer Sabree. “Go online or contact us today to get started. We’re here to help.”

There are three online assistance programs available to eligible taxpayers:

Stipulated Payment Agreement (REGSPA)
For taxpayers who qualify, REGSPA provides a structured agreement to repay delinquent property taxes over time, helping households move toward compliance through set payment terms.

Distressed Owner/Occupant Extension (DOOE)
DOOE is designed for eligible owner-occupants facing hardship who need additional time to resolve delinquent taxes while working to remain in their homes.

Interest Reduction Stipulated Payment Agreement (IRSPA)
IRSPA offers eligible taxpayers a stipulated payment agreement that may include reduced interest, easing the overall cost of repayment for those who qualify.

How to get started

The Treasurer’s Office recommends residents begin online by reviewing program details and eligibility requirements as soon as possible, then completing the appropriate application through the Payment Plans page. Having basic property and tax notice information available can help speed up the process. The deadline to be enrolled in an assistance plan is March 31, so it’s important to start the process as soon as possible.

Need help choosing the right option?

Residents with questions about eligibility, required documentation, or the application process can contact the Treasurer’s Office directly:

Phone: (313) 224-5990
Email: taxinfo@waynecountymi.gov or wctopaymentplans@waynecountymi.gov
Online: www.waynecountymi.gov/Government/Elected-Officials/Treasurer/Payment-Plans

In addition to online assistance programs, the Wayne County Treasurer’s website, www/waynecountymi.gov/treasurer also offers information about: 

  • Paying or Checking Taxes Online
  • Making an Appointment
  • Applying for a Hardship Extension
  • Finding Payment Options
  • Auctions & Claims Information
  • Property Tax Info
  • Looking up your Property Tax Bill
  • Community Partners Assistance
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • FOIA Requests (Freedom of Information Act)
  • Deed Certification Process

For more assistance you can call or contact the Wayne County Treasurer’s office at: 

Phone: (313) 224-5990
Email: taxinfo@waynecountymi.gov 

Si eres propietario en el Condado de Wayne, hay ayuda disponible para impuestos atrasados, pero debes actuar pronto

Si eres propietario de una vivienda o inmueble en el Condado de Wayne y tienes dificultades para ponerte al día con los impuestos atrasados, hay ayuda disponible, pero debes actuar sin demora. La Oficina del Tesorero del Condado de Wayne recuerda a los residentes que el 31 de marzo de 2026 es la fecha límite para inscribirse en un plan de pago con asistencia para contribuyentes. Puedes comenzar hoy mismo desde casa usando los recursos en línea disponibles en WayneCountyMI.gov/Treasurer.

Puedes encontrar información y empezar el proceso de planes de pago y asistencia relacionada en la página de Payment Plans del Tesorero:
www.waynecountymi.gov/Government/Elected-Officials/Treasurer/Payment-Plans

“No queremos que nadie pierda su hogar o propiedad por ejecución hipotecaria, y contamos con programas de asistencia para contribuyentes que puedes usar en línea para ayudarte”, dijo el Tesorero del Condado de Wayne, Eric Sabree. “La fecha límite para inscribirse en estos programas es el 31 de marzo de 2026, así que te animamos a ir en línea o contactarnos para comenzar hoy mismo.”

“También es importante recordar que, una vez inscrito en un plan de asistencia para contribuyentes, debes seguir haciendo tus pagos a tiempo”, agregó Sabree. “Ingresa en línea o contáctanos hoy para comenzar. Estamos aquí para ayudarte.”

Tres programas de asistencia en línea disponibles para contribuyentes elegibles:

Stipulated Payment Agreement (REGSPA)
Para contribuyentes que califican, REGSPA ofrece un acuerdo estructurado para pagar impuestos atrasados a lo largo del tiempo, ayudando a los hogares a ponerse al día mediante pagos programados.

Distressed Owner/Occupant Extension (DOOE)
DOOE está diseñado para propietarios que viven en la propiedad y enfrentan dificultades, ofreciendo tiempo adicional para resolver impuestos atrasados mientras buscan permanecer en su hogar.

Interest Reduction Stipulated Payment Agreement (IRSPA)
IRSPA ofrece a los contribuyentes elegibles un acuerdo de pago estipulado que puede incluir reducción de intereses, disminuyendo el costo total del pago para quienes califican.

Cómo empezar

La Oficina del Tesorero recomienda a los residentes iniciar en línea revisando los detalles del programa y los requisitos de elegibilidad lo antes posible, y luego completar la solicitud correspondiente a través de la página de Payment Plans. Tener a la mano información básica de la propiedad y del aviso de impuestos puede acelerar el proceso. La fecha límite para estar inscrito en un plan de asistencia es el 31 de marzo, por lo que es importante comenzar cuanto antes.

¿Necesitas ayuda para elegir la opción correcta?

Los residentes con preguntas sobre elegibilidad, documentación requerida o el proceso de solicitud pueden contactar directamente a la Oficina del Tesorero:

  • Teléfono: (313) 224-5990

  • Email: taxinfo@waynecountymi.gov o wctopaymentplans@waynecountymi.gov

  • En línea: www.waynecountymi.gov/Government/Elected-Officials/Treasurer/Payment-Plans

Además de los programas de asistencia en línea, el sitio web del Tesorero del Condado de Wayne, www.waynecountymi.gov/treasurer, ofrece información sobre:

  • Pagar o consultar impuestos en línea

  • Agendar una cita

  • Solicitar extensión por dificultad económica

  • Encontrar opciones de pago

  • Subastas e información de reclamos

  • Información sobre impuestos a la propiedad

  • Consultar tu factura de impuestos

  • Recursos de socios comunitarios

  • Preguntas frecuentes

  • Solicitudes FOIA (Freedom of Information Act)

  • Proceso de certificación de escrituras

NOTA: Los enlaces a estos servicios también se pueden encontrar en este artículo publicado en www.elcentralmedia.com

Para más asistencia, puedes llamar o contactar a la Oficina del Tesorero del Condado de Wayne:

  • Teléfono: (313) 224-5990

  • Email: taxinfo@waynecountymi.gov

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