Oxford County, ME follows the Maine statutory schedule. This page shows that schedule, the county's own website, and the late penalty — the county can still set its own dates, so confirm before you pay.
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…until 2nd half — March 16, 2027
Instalment
Due date
Notes
2nd half
March 16, 2027
Common mid-March second installment for the July 1–June 30 municipal year; the town's vote controls.
1st half
September 16, 2027
No statewide date: each municipality votes its own, and mid-September is the most common first installment.
Statewide schedule — read this before you rely on it
Maine sets no default dates at all: each town and city votes its own due dates, interest start date and rate, so September 15 and March 15 are only a common pattern. Variation between counties here is high — treat the dates above as a starting point only.
Interest runs from the day after each due date at the rate the municipality voted, capped by the maximum the State Treasurer sets each January.
Taxes are committed in late summer and bills are mailed once a year in August, covering the July 1–June 30 municipal fiscal year.
Oxford County at a glance
Population: 59,905 (Census estimate, 2023) — the 7th largest of 16 Maine counties and county equivalents.
Typical tax bill: $2,107 a year (median for owner-occupied homes, ACS 2022 5-year estimate) — the Maine median is $2,855.
Land area: 2,077 sq mi, about 28.8 people per sq mi.
County website:www.oxfordcounty.org — start here for the treasurer or tax collector page.
By post: mail to the county treasurer; the postmark usually counts, not the arrival date.
In person: the treasurer's office, with your bill or parcel number.
Escrow: if your mortgage escrows taxes, the servicer pays — you still owe any shortfall.
Is this county verified?
Not yet. Oxford County is on the queue: we publish a county's own published dates once they have been checked against the county website. Ask for it and it moves up. Until then, the Maine statutory schedule above is the reliable starting point.
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StacyApproved is an independent reference and is not a government agency. Deadlines change and exceptions apply — always confirm with your county treasurer using the official link on this page. Nothing here is tax, legal or financial advice.