Warren Extends Grace Period For Property Tax Payments

WARREN, NJ — Warren Township Committee voted to extend the grace period for residents to pay taxes due to the new coronavirus impact.

The vote followed a special meeting held on Friday morning. This would extend the grace period to May 29 for second quarter taxes. Payments received after May 29 will have interest charged back to May 1.

Governor Phil Murphy signed Executive Order 130 on Tuesday which authorizes municipalities to extend the grace period on second quarter property tax payment to June 1.

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Warren Town Hall remains closed to the public. Here are options on how to pay 2nd quarter property taxes:

• Electronically On Website: Preferred method for efficiency and the health and safety of community. Click on warrennj.org. Go to Warren Gateway or the Tax Collectors Page and click on "Pay Taxes." E-checks are free. Debit/credit cards have a 2.55 percent fee.

• By Mail: Mail to Township Of Warren Tax Collector, P.O. Box 1364, Bellmawr, NJ 08099. Make Check Payable to: Township of Warren.

• Red Lock Box Town Hall Vestibule: Put stub and check in an envelope marked Tax Collector's Office. Checks only, no cash. If you do not have your stub, make sure your Block and Lot, Account ID, or your property address is in the memo section of your check.

For questions regarding property taxes, call the Tax Collector’s office at 908-753-8000 ext. 231 or ext. 232.

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