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McHenry County Health Atlas. A new data hub covering demographics, socioeconomic status, and health trends in McHenry County. Learn More.
About Us. Welcome to McHenry County- the land of wonderful places and wide-open spaces. McHenry County is set apart by its wide-open spaces offering both urban and rural lifestyles in safe, picturesque communities with family-friendly activities well within reach regardless of proximity.
LOOK UP/PAY YOUR BILL. Pay Tax Bill Online • View Current or Prior Tax Bill • Print Duplicate Bill.
The McHenry County TIF Viewer is an interactive map that provides residents and businesses the ability to view information related to Tax Increment Financing in McHenry County. This information includes location, TIF name, projected costs, purpose, contact name, and more.
The Office of Assessments strives to administer an accurate, fair, uniform, and timely assessment of all real property in McHenry County in accordance with and as mandated by the Illinois Property Tax Code.
As the chief election authority, the County Clerk provides a myriad of voter and candidate services and administers McHenry County elections in a fair, unbiased, accurate, efficient, and timely manner.
Welcome to the McHenry County Circuit Clerk’s Public Access Portal for online access to public court records from the 22nd Judicial Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois. The court record summaries viewed here are all public records under Illinois law and are provided as a public service.
The McHenry County Circuit Clerk's Office maintains the court records of the 22nd Judicial Circuit Court as mandated by state statute. We strive to provide an independent office that provides accessible, responsive internal and external customer service.
Voter Information. PLEASE NOTE: When using the sample ballot and polling place locator to closely follow the directions at the top of the screen. For example, we strongly recommend that if your address is 123 S. Main St, Woodstock, IL, enter "123" in the address number field and "main" in the street name field and nothing else.
Property taxes are used to fund your local governing bodies. The majority of property taxes go to your school district. However, your property taxes also fund other services such as fire departments, libraries, parks, rescue squads, village or city, and county.
