TAX INFORMATION

Fire tax payments made online, or postmarked on or before August 1st (or the first business day in August if the 1st falls on a weekend), are considered on-time.

THREE WAYS TO PAY:

PAY VIA MAIL

Please mail in payment or use our online system. Cash will not be accepted through the mail. Returned checks are subject to $35.00 charge.

PAYMENT MAILING ADDRESS
Long Hill Fire District
Dept. 5980
PO Box 4110
Woburn, MA 01888-4110

*A copy of the original bill MUST be included with the payment.*
If you do not have a copy of the bill that was mailed in July, you may request one via email.

PAY ONLINE
You may pay taxes online by clicking the PAY TAXES icon.
The following FEES apply to online payments: E-Checks, $2.00 flat fee; Credit Cards, 2.5% of your bill, with a minimum fee of $2.00; Visa Debit Cards, $3.95 flat fee; all others, 2.5% of your bill, with a minimum fee of $2.00.

CLICK HERE TO PAY ONLINE

PAY IN PERSON

TAX OFFICE ADDRESS
Long Hill Fire District
5400 Main Street

Trumbull, CT 06611

Mondays-Fridays 8:30 am - 1:30 pm

DUPLICATE PAYMENT
BEFORE making payment, check with your mortgage company/lender to determine whether or not they will be sending payment on your behalf.

The State of Connecticut does not permit fire districts to establish or utilize their own bank-operated lockbox payment processing services within the state. As a result, the Long Hill Fire District utilizes a lockbox processing facility located in Massachusetts through its banking institution.

This arrangement allows tax and other payments to be mailed to the Massachusetts lockbox, where they are securely received, opened, processed, and deposited directly into the District's designated bank account. The lockbox service provides timely processing, improved security, reduced handling of payments by District personnel, and enhanced internal financial controls.

Although payments are mailed to a Massachusetts address, all funds are deposited directly into the Long Hill Fire District's accounts and are managed in accordance with Connecticut law, the District's financial policies, and established auditing procedures. The Massachusetts address serves solely as the payment processing location and does not affect the ownership, custody, or accounting of District funds.