St. Johns County Tax Collector – Dennis W. Hollingsworth, C.F.C.
Your Elected Representative: Dennis joined the Tax Collector's Office in 1978 as a Field Inspector and Title Clerk. He was elected St. Johns County Tax Collector in 1984 and has had the honor of serving as Tax Collector since that time. Read more.
Tax Collector Duties and Responsibilities: In Florida, Tax Collectors are independent constitutional officers duly elected from their counties of residence by their fellow citizens and taxpayers. It is this independence coupled with the fact that they deal with a variety of duties and responsibilities, and provide a myriad of important public services, that allows them to exercise valuable leadership roles in our government. Read more.
News, Announcements, & Events
Important Note About Renewing Your Driver License Online. Please use the link from our website for driver license renewal, replacement or information, www.flhsmv.gov. Unofficial websites may give incorrect information or charge fees for information or applications. Please read disclaimers before using these sites.
Beach Driving Passes -- Available now at pre-season prices of $30 for St. Johns County residents and $40 for non-residents. Passes may be purchased at any St. Johns Tax Collector's Office. The price increases by $10 beginning March 2nd. For more information please visit www.sjcfl.us/Beaches or call the Recreation and Parks Office at (904) 209-0333.
2011 County Certificate List (pdf)
2011-2012 Budget – Summary of the Tax Collector's 2011-2012 budget by appropriation category. (pdf)
Excess Fees – Unused Earned Revenue Fiscal Year 2010-2011 (pdf)
St. Johns County’s 2010 Tax Notice – If you have questions about your property’s Market Value, Assessed Value or Tax Exemptions, contact the Property Appraiser at (904) 827-5500. For more information about tax payments, view our Real Estate Tax page.
Register Your Emergency Contact Information Today! – If you were in a car crash, would police officers know how to quickly contact your loved ones? The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles’ Emergency Contact Information program is a tool that law enforcement can use to do just that. More information or go directly to Register.
Documentation Requirements – Florida has new documentation requirements for residents renewing or obtaining a new driver license or identification card. For office visits, you must bring original documents that prove your identity, social security number and residential address. Visit www.gathergoget.com to find out what you will need to bring.
Questions? We have Answers.
Here are some of our most frequently asked questions. Still have a question? We'd be happy to help. Just stop by one of our offices, give us a call @ (904) 209-2250 or email us.
