Treasurer
About Kim Oswald
The Lincoln Township Treasurer has over 20 years of experience in property tax, assessing, and treasury operations, including service with the Midland County Treasurer’s Office and Lincoln Township. With an Accounting degree and certifications as a Michigan Certified Professional Treasurer and Certified Assessing Technician, the Treasurer is committed to ensuring accurate, transparent, and responsible financial management for the community.
Office Hours
Office hours are 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM on the following dates:
- December 29th
- February 16th
- March 2nd
- September 14th
Quick Actions
Essential forms and resources at your fingertips
Payment Information
Make checks payable to:
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP TREASURER
Mail to:
1882 N Hope Rd
Midland, MI 48642
Payment Locations
- By mail to the address above
- In person at the Lincoln Township Hall on scheduled dates
- 24/7 Drop Box available at the Township Hall
- The Treasurer’s office is located at the Lincoln Township Hall on the statutory dates listed above
Receipts
- To receive a mailed receipt, include a self-addressed stamped envelope with your payment
- Receipts can also be printed online at the county’s Property Tax & Assessing Information portal
Online Payments
Lincoln Township accepts debit/credit card payments at Bsaonline
Tax Information
Property Tax Information
- Property tax information becomes available on:
- July 1 for summer taxes
- December 1 for winter taxes
- This information is not received from the county until those dates.
- For estimated tax amounts, use the Property Tax Payment Estimator.
Escrowed Taxes
- If your taxes are escrowed, it is your responsibility to inform your escrow company of:
- The tax amount due
- The tax due date
Summer Taxes
- Due Date: September 14
- Beginning September 15, a 1% monthly interest penalty will be applied
- Deferments may be available based on income, age, disability, or military service status
- Forms can be accessed and printed from the link on the left
Winter Taxes
- Due Date: February 28
- On March 1, all unpaid taxes are turned over to Midland County
- Payments after March 1 must be made directly to the county
- Contact: 989-832-6850 for the correct amount (includes additional penalties)
Miscellaneous
Didn’t receive a tax bill?
- State law requires property owners to pay property taxes whether or not a bill is received
- A 1% monthly interest penalty will apply to unpaid balances
Postmarks not accepted
- Please allow 10 business days for your payment to reach the Treasurer’s office
Name and Address Changes
- Please contact the Midland County Equalization Department at 989-832-6848