Auditor-Controller
As the Chief Accounting Officer of the county, the Auditor-Controller exercises general supervision over the accounting of all organizations under the control of the Board of Supervisors as well as those special districts and school districts whose funds are maintained by the County Treasury.
In addition to maintaining all basic financial information, the Auditor-Controller analyzes accounting reports, supplies fiscal information and acts as financial counsel to the Chief Executive Officer and Board of Supervisors.
An integral function of the Auditor-Controller's Office is the administration of the property tax rolls. Please use the links on the left to access information about the property tax process in Mendocino County. We hope this information is helpful and we welcome any comments you may have.
The Auditor-Controller’s office employees are all dedicated to honoring the public's trust and are committed to serving the Mendocino County community with integrity and honesty. As an elected office, we hope to further that trust by providing an independent source of fiscal and financial information and analysis to the public, the media, the Board of Supervisors and other governmental bodies. Information found on this site will allow you as interested citizens the opportunity to learn about the financial health and well-being of your local government.
ePayables
The County of Mendocino is currently making credit card payments to all of our vendors and suppliers who qualify.
To qualify, vendors need to currently accept credit card payments.
To achieve this more efficient form of payment, the County has partnered with Bank of America and their ePayables credit card program. This electronic initiative will yield many benefits to its participants:
- Expedited receipt of cash – electronic credit card payments provide cash flow benefits by eliminating mail and paper check float
- Elimination of check processing costs
- Remittance data transmitted with payment for more efficient back-end reconciliation
- No collection costs associated with lost or misplaced checks
- Reduced exposure to check fraud
- More efficient handling of exception items
- Fits with existing accounting software – requires no purchase of software, no modifications to existing accounts receivable system and no change to bank accounts.
- Going green with paperless electronic credit card payments help conserve the environment by eliminating printing and mailing of paper checks.
For information regarding the payment process, please email auditorap@mendocinocounty.gov.
Contact Us
501 Low Gap Road, Room 1080
Ukiah, CA 95482
707-234-6860
707-467-2503 fax
General Email
Tax Questions Email
Websites
The Auditor's office is closed on County holidays.