Dayton Daily News

Tax department offers curbside service

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The City’s Tax Department, located at 6232 Chambersbu­rg Rd, has launched a new curbside tax filing service for residents. As a reminder the city’s tax filing deadline has been extended to July 15, but is strongly encouragin­g residents to file now. Estimated wait time should be roughly 15 minutes but times will depend on how many people are in line at the curb. If residents wait until July, they can expect up to 45 minutes to an hour wait.

When residents arrive at the Tax Office, you will call the number on the sign from your vehicle, provide your name, phone number, make and color of your vehicle. Assistance will be provided in the order that calls are received. Photo ID is required. An employee will put your tax documents in an envelope and then give to a tax technician to complete. Once finished, the tax technician will call you to discuss the return or any balance due. Keep in mind, payment isn’t due until July 15 and payment arrangemen­ts can be made. An employee will then bring tax documents back to your vehicle, verify identity with your ID, have you sign documents, and return all copies to you.

To find out more informatio­n on this service including a list of tax documents that are needed, please visit: www. hhoh.org/241/Income-Tax

City buildings reopen

Huber Heights City office buildings are open but are currently maintainin­g a cautionary status for workplace infection control and response. Social distancing methods are being practiced and there are some modificati­ons and limitation­s to meetings and gatherings in place. Staff continue to be available during business hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. All public meetings continue to be available for streaming at www.hhoh.org/livestream and if you have missed any past meetings you can view those in the archived area as well.

Did you know that you can print off various permit and inspection applicatio­ns directly from the website? The City of Huber Heights’ website is a wealth of informatio­n. If you haven’t followed the City of Huber Heights on Facebook, we encourage residents to do so, as notices to City Council meetings, committee or board openings, road closures, events, and a fun fact or two are posted on a regular basis.

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