Treasurer's
Office


Treasurer
Vicki Argotsinger

Location
Courthouse, 1st Floor
111 N 2nd Ave.
Logan, IA 51546

Hours of Operation
Check individual departments
for contact information and
office hours.

Fax:
(712) 644-2057
Email:
vargot@harrisoncountyia.org

Driver License Department

Motor Vehicle Department

Property Tax Department


Motor Vehicles Renewals May Now Be Done Online at http://www.getyourtags.com

You are not eligible to renew online unless you received a renewal notice through the US Postal Service that contains a PIN number for online renewals.  Half year license and apportioned vehicles are not eligible for online renewal.

Iowa State County
Treasurers Association

Many forms used in the Tax, Motor Vehicle, and Driver License Departments may be accessed and printed at this website.  You may also pay property taxes online.  Click on the link to the left and follow the instructions.  Payments may be made with Discover, MasterCard, Visa and by e-Check.  Click here for answers to commonly asked questions.


Tax Sale Documents

The Harrison County Tax Sale will be held June 16, 2008, at 8:00 a.m. in the Courtroom.  Registrations for the Tax Sale are due by 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 12, 2008.  Tax Sale registration and information forms may be downloaded and printed from the below links.


Mission Statement

Providing courteous and efficient public service in all aspects of the Treasurer's office.  Respecting the people of Harrison County, by the power invested in the Treasurer as the overseer of the revenues generated in Harrison County.


Characteristics of the Treasurer

The Harrison County Treasurer's capacity is that of a public administrator whose authority is established by state government for the purpose of policing county funds and maintaining complex financial records and accounts.  The Treasurer is an elected official with a four-year term.


Financial Management

The Treasurer being a curator for Harrison County is responsible for the receipt, management, disbursement, financial reporting, bonds and investment of all monies paid to the County.  Also serves as an agent for the State of Iowa Department of Transportation and Iowa Department of Revenue and Finance.  All money is prudently invested and totally insured and protected as required by the Code of Iowa.  The guidelines used are safety, liquidity, and maximum return for the public investment.