Treasurer/Collectors Office

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DOCUMENTS

  1. MV EXCISE TAXES PAID 2019
  2. PERSONAL PROPERTY PAID 2019
  3. 2019 REAL ESTATE TAX PAID
  4. Oak Bluffs Continuing Disclosure 2019
  5. 2019 TAX LIEN AD
  6. OakBluffs 2021 PP
  7. OakBluffs 2021 RE

NEW HIRE HEALTH AND BENEFIT FORMS * Scan documents only no photos.

  1. DELTA DENTAL (PDF)
  2. EYE MED VISION CARE (PDF)
  3. BLUE CROSS HEALTH INSURANCE APPLICATION (PDF)
  4. DIRECT DEPOSIT AUTH (PDF)
  5. OBRA RETIREMENT SMART PLAN (PDF)
  6. BOSTON MUTUAL LIFE APPLICATION
  7. HSA PAYROLL DEDUCTION FORM
  8. Cobra Notice
  9. HPHC
  10. NEW BenSelectionOptionD_2020_fillable
  11. Beneficiary Selection Explanation
  12. DCCRS Supplemental New Enrollment Form
  13. SSA-1945
  14. NEW NewMemberEnrollment_2020_fillable
  15. NEW BenSelectionAccumDed_2020_fillable

For comparison health benefit charts visit ww.ccmhg.com

  1. CCMHG FY21 ActivePlanComparison HSAQ approved
  2. CCMHG FY21 ActivePlanComparison approved
  3. EMPLOYEE INSURANCE DEDUCTION RATES-WORKING COPY 2020
  4. Network Blue
  5. Blue Care Elect

Retiree Health 

  1. 55-0928_BluMedRx_2020_GroupEnrollmentForm

Return scanned documents only. No photos

Unclaimed Property 

  1. Copy of Unclaimed Property Form

Tax Collectors Information

Mailing Addresses

Motor vehicle excise tax bills past due more than 1 year Contact the Deputy Collector at 508-747-4344 to pay your past due excise taxes Changes to mailing addresses for Motor Vehicle Excise bills are done with the Registry of Motor Vehicles by calling 617-351-9580 or completed online. Boat Excise registration or cancellations can be done online as well.

Update your mailing address for real estate and personal property with the Town Assessor 508-693-3554, ext. 201 or emailing the Town Assessor.

Tax bills will show the current owners as of January 1. New tax bills are mailed in care of new owners if a deed has been recorded. 

Personal Property Taxes

Personal property bills are paid for the full assessed year by the owner as of assessment date January 1st of the same tax year. If the property is sold within the assessed year, all four quarters are paid for the year assessed.

If you are a resident of Oak Bluffs, you are exempt from personal property taxes.

The Treasurer/Collectors Office is responsible for the efficient and timely billing and collection of all monies due the Town including:

  • Real Estate Tax
  • Excise Motor Vehicle Tax
  • Personal Property Tax
  • Boat Excise
  • Wastewater Utility

The Treasurer/Collector’s Office is responsible for cash receipts and investing municipal income with safety, liquidity and yield.  The Treasurer oversees all Tax Liens and foreclosures, The administration of Town Meeting authorized debt, and the timely payment of all bills and payroll of the Town.



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    First Quarter Taxes
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