Cherokee County Alabama Revenue Commissioner Dustin St. Clair updated the Cherokee County Commission about the tag office and property tax payments. In 2023, the tag office moved to the Revenue Commissioner’s office. During the tax payment period of October 1 to December 31, St. Clair reported that 8,800 people were served in 2023, while in 2024, the number increased to 12,500, an increase of 3,700 taxpayers. Although the transition was challenging, St. Clair praised his employees for adapting to the new service system. He mentioned that the wait time to see a clerk is one minute or less, and the total visit time is about eight minutes, eliminating long lines. St. Clair announced plans to add vessel registration services, enabling watercraft owners to register alongside vehicle tags and property tax payments.
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