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The responsibilities of the County Treasurer are as follows:

Receipting of Funds
Collection of Taxes
Disbursement of Funds
Investment of Funds
Bond Sales
County Surplus

Read the Treasurer's 2024 Year in Review letter to taxpayers.

In Kittitas County the Treasurer's office handles the monies for the following:

  • Seven School Districts
  • Eight Fire Districts
  • Five Water Districts
  • One Sewer District
  • Two Hospital Districts
  • One Cemetery District
  • One Irrigation District
  • Sixty-Three County Funds
  • One P.U.D. District
  • One Flood Control Zone
  • Eight Weed Districts
  • Five Cities
  • Forty State Funds
  • One Soil Conservation District

Kittitas County has approximately 35,826 Real Property, 3,409 Cascade Irrigation, 1,411 Personal Property, 409 Department of Wildlife parcels and 3,919 exempt parcels. Additionally, in 2024, the Treasurer's Office mailed out 30 Utility Local Improvement District statements, 3,996 Television Improvement District #1 statements, and 4 Noxious Weed Liens letters.

The duties of the County Treasurer are many and varied, each requiring the efficient and reliable handling of public funds. With responsibilities extending beyond the scope of county operations, the County Treasurer plays a key fiduciary role in the operation of the local government.