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Tax payment delays draw scrutiny from commissioners

by | Apr 2, 2026 | Area News, Latest

An agenda item intended for routine approval Monday afternoon became the subject of a lengthy discussion among Collin County commissioners and Tax Assessor-Collector Scott Grigg.

The discussion focused on how Grigg’s office processes checks delivered by residents paying taxes and assorted fees.

Precinct 4 Commissioner Duncan Webb pulled a consent agenda item for discussion, citing an apparent conflict between Grigg’s office and county-approved policies followed by Auditor Robert Cone.

Webb expressed concern that “an elected county official” was defying a commissioners court-approved policy governing how the auditor operates his office. At issue was the processing of tax payments to the assessor-collector’s office.

Commissioners called Grigg forward to explain the situation. He said he is operating a department that is significantly short of the personnel needed to open, process and deposit the tax revenue mail his office collects daily.

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