The County Treasurer is the custodian of all county monies, collector of delinquent taxes and other county funds, and the agent for disbursement of certain tax funds to local units of government and school districts. The majority of the Treasurer’s duties are mandated by the State constitution and State statute. Other duties and powers are authorized by the County Board of Commissioners.
The Treasurer is responsible for safeguarding and investing County monies within the guidelines contained in the County Investment Policy, issuing a tax certification on deeds and other real estate documents prior to the recording of the documents and dog licensing.
2026 Dog licenses are now available.
Dog Licenses can be purchased at the County Treasurers Office, Lovells Township, Frederic Township, Beaver Creek Township and South Branch Township from November through February. The cost is $8 for spayed/neutered dogs and $15 for intact dogs. After February, licenses can only be purchased at the County Treasurer’s office and the cost increases to $25. Owners must present a valid rabies vaccination to purchase a dog license.
Important Update: New Payment System-FEES APPLY
Starting November 4, 2025, Crawford County will use a new payment system for delinquent tax payments. This system offers features like automatic payments, real-time updates, enhanced security, and modern in-person payment options and online payments through BS&A online.
Our new system is:
- Fast: Pay online anytime or in person at Crawford County Treasurers Office
- Flexible: Use text-to-pay, digital wallets, ACH, or autopay.
- Secure: Industry-leading data protection ensures your information is safe.