Treasurer

Mission Statement

The constituents of Albany County are the most important people to enter our office. They shall expect and be provided friendly, efficient, and professional service in the collection and distribution of taxes and registration of vehicles.

New County Property Tax Refund Program!!  

Find information here:  Albany County Property Tax Refund Program


Contact Us 

Information on how to reach us Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m.:

 

            Telephone:          (307)721-2502

             

            Email:                 Treasurer@co.albany.wy.us

 

Drop Box:          Located within the courthouse in the new entry on the north side of the building (Ivinson Avenue side of the building)

 

We have additional information and options to transact business online.  Those options are as follows:

 

1.  iTax – this is an online portal to look up your property tax information and to be able to pay it on the spot.  Information and how – to’s coming soon.  The iTax site can be found here:  https://itax.tylertech.com/AlbanyWY/ 


2.  iReg – this is the new online portal to renew your license plates online.  You will need to be prepared with you license plate number and your PIN number which is unique to each vehicle.  Information and how to use is coming soon.  The iReg site can be found here:  https://ireg.tylertech.com/AlbanyWY 

3.  The previous online payment system is still available and can be found here:     https://secure.cpteller.com/terminal/portal/?op=b3FSefxkMS55 

Online payments do have fees associated with them.  The fees for the making payments online are as follows:

           1.  Debit/credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, etc.) = 2.49%

           2.  American Express = 3.50%

             3.  ACH or eCheck = $1.50 flat fee

 

Unfortunately, these fees cannot be waived.  Many entities, such as Walmart or other retail locations, are able to absorb the fees in the course of doing business.  Albany County Government is not able to do so as it is a contractual obligation and it would also reduce the statutory distribution to the entities that receive mill levy funding.