Accepted On-Line Payment Methods

				eCheck - enter information from your regular checking  account to have your payment electronically deducted.  Fee $0.40 - less than a postage stamp!
				Discover/MasterCard/Visa The following fees will be applied:  PIN debit - $2.00 flat fee -  Credit Card - 2.25% of transaction plus $1.50

Additional Property Information
You can now access the Story County Assessor Property Information on each parcel from Step 3 of the property tax application.  Or search all Story County Properties at www.storyassessor.org.

Vehicle Renewals
Half year license and apportioned vehicles are not eligible for online renewal at this time. (This is an enhancement that will be available in the future!!)

Escrow Taxes
Arrangements can be made to have monthly payments automatically deducted from your checking or savings account with a simple one-time sign up. If interested please contact our office at 515-382-7330 or download this form and return to the Treasurer’s Office.

 * Returned e-Check Fee Notice *

If using e-Check (electronic funds transfer), please be advised a surcharge of $20 will be assessed for a dishonored check, draft or order as prescribed in Iowa Code 554.3512.

• Office Hours: 8:00 - 5:00 / Monday - Friday
• Extended hours twice per year on the last day to pay property taxes: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
• Holiday / Office Closings
   

• Property Tax Phone: 515-382-7330
• Motor Vehicle Phone: 515-382-7340
• Fax: 515.382.7336
• Email: treasurer@storycountyiowa.gov
• Story County Website: www.storycountyiowa.gov
• Deputy Treasurers
  • • Ardis A Baldwin, Finance Deputy                 abaldwin@storycountyiowa.gov
    • Lori McDonald, Operations Deputy       lmcdonald@storycountyiowa.gov

Story County Treasurer’s Office (click to show map):
Story County Administration Building
900 6th Street
P.O. Box 498
Nevada, IA 50201

Renee M. Twedt

Welcome to Story County -- the home of Iowa State University and the birthplace of the computer. Known as the Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC).

The ABC, the world’s first electronic digital computer, was built on campus by professor John Atanasoff and his graduate student Clifford Berry in the late 1930s and early 1940s.

With all the advances in computers, it’s still the people that make the difference. We’re here to serve you.