Bill Payment Assistance
County Executive Pittman realizes that many residents are struggling financially as a result of the impact from COVID 19. The Administration has dedicated much of its federal CARES Act funding to help the most vulnerable citizens in the County and to minimize the financial impact of the pandemic on our residents. Many residents have asked about the possibility of using federal CARES funding to help residents with their upcoming property tax bills due on September 30th. Unfortunately, this is not allowed under federal law. The County also explored the possibility of extending the deadline for property taxes, however, the deadlines are set by State law, under Sect. 10-102 of the Tax-Property Article of State Code.
Despite these federal and state restrictions, there are resources to assist homeowners. If you are having trouble paying your property taxes we encourage you to look at the list of available resources below for other types of payments to see if they might position you to be able to pay your property taxes.
Call the Customer Service Section at (410) 222-1144 and inquire about payment plans. There are additional sources to contact for financial assistance and other support (see below).
For a complete list of available resources, visit: www.aacounty.org/coronavirus
Anne Arundel County Department of HealthFor information on COVID health and testing sites, call the COVID Warm Line, Monday-Friday 8AM-6PM, 410-222-7256 |
Food Access Warm LineAvailable to all Anne Arundel County residents, this is a one stop connecting residents to comprehensive nutrition resources across the county. Email: [email protected] Hours: Monday-Friday, 8AM-6PM, 410-222-FOOD (3663) |
Anne Arundel County Office of Emergency ManagementThe community link to resources and information related to operations through the COVID Pandemic. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8AM-6PM, 410-222-0600 |
Anne Arundel Department of Aging and DisabilitiesOlder adults, people with disabilities (18 and older) and caregivers may call to access resources which address many of the challenges presented by the pandemic: caregiving assistance, transportation resources, financial assistance, housing, nutrition, and more. Monday-Friday, 8:00AM-4:30PM, 410-222-4257 |
Anne Arundel County Department of Social Services(Temporary Cash Assistance, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) a.k.a Food Stamps) Apply online for assistance at: Emergency Assistance to Adults may provide assistance for the following: • Annapolis Glen Burnie |
Anne Arundel County Partnership For Children, Youth, and FamiliesOffering individualized support connecting Children, Youth, and Families to critical services to address not only day to day challenges, but those posed by the pandemic. Call the Information and Referral line to learn about resources including: mental health services, food, housing, utilities, crisis or emergency services, mentoring, parent training and education, eligibility screening for benefits and much, much more. 1-800-485-0041 https://www.aacounty.org/boards-and-commissions/partnership-for-children-youth-families/index.html |
Arundel Community Development Services, IncEviction Prevention, Foreclosure Prevention, Homeownership Counseling, and Property RehabilitationProvides assistance to tenants who have loss of income due to COVID, FREE https://acdsinc.org/ |
Arundel Workforce Development CorporationAnne Arundel County Excluded Worker Humanitarian Relief FundFinancial assistance for Anne Arundel County residents, who were making $25/hour or less before COVID-19, lost their job on or after March 1, 2020, not currently receiving unemployment benefits and not working. 410-987-3890 |
TransportationAnne Arundel County Office of Transportation410-222-7440 Taxi Voucher Program - Department of Aging and DisabilitiesServing older adults and individuals with disabilities City of Annapolis410-263-7964
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