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How do I securely pay for my supplemental property tax bill?

Hi, new homeowners here - we closed in July and got the "old" property tax bill which we paid in full online. We finally got the supplemental in the mail and the first installment is due on 12/31. I g… Hi, new homeowners here - we closed in July and got the "old" property tax bill which we paid in full online. We finally got the supplemental in the mail and the first installment is due on 12/31. I go to open the online portal and it says "The online inquiry/payment option is not currently available because the Tax Collector is still processing 1st installment payments received. The Tax Collector expects to be complete with processing by Monday, December 30, 2024, at which time the online inquiry/payment option will be available again. At that time, delinquent 1st installment tax amounts will include a statutory 10% (percent) penalty."

Like, what? Why is the online system just not available? Excuse my millenial confusion about why they take the system offline if I have a full EFT number and PIN and feel like I should just be able to pay this with a bank transfer instead of incurring fees from using a credit card over the phone. They just say "fees" and NOWHERE does it say what %. The amount owed is high enough that a small percent is a real amount of money.

I never pay for anything with checks. The account I keep this $ in doesn't have a checkbook. I'm paranoid about sending a big check in the mail and that it will get lost / I'll get hit with penalties. This is making me feel childish but it just feels... risky? Can I send it certified mail? Can I just go down to the Treasury Office in downtown to drop it off myself? I tried calling the office phone and of course after being on hold 2x for 30+ minutes, the call just drops.

If anyone has any experience on the matter, please help.
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The credit card fee for property tax payments in LA County is 2.3% plus a flat $2.50 transaction fee, so on a $10,000 supplemental bill you're looking at $232.50 in fees. If you want to avoid that but don't want to brave downtown traffic, you can actually pay by e-check over the phone for a flat $1.50 fee, just call the Tax Collector's automated line at 213-974-2111 and have your AIN and PIN ready. I've used that line before and it works even when the online portal is down, though you might have better luck calling right at 8am when they open rather than during peak hours.

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You can definitely just go down to the County Tax Collector's office at the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration in downtown. I've done the walk-in thing before and they're pretty efficient, just bring the bill and a check or money order and you'll get a stamped receipt right there. Way less stressful than worrying about mail.

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Image irmela local ·

yeah you can totally just walk it in to the county tax office downtown, i've done that before. they take checks and cash at the counter no problem, just bring the bill stub with you. honestly way less stressful than mailing a big check, and you get a receipt on the spot so you know it's done

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Best beer selection near Hops Hall in Los Angeles 2026

fmd_goodHops Hall · #beer
Anyone know what the tap list at Hops Hall is looking like in 2026? I've been meaning to swing by for a pour but want to know if the rotation's still solid before I make the trip. Anyone know what the tap list at Hops Hall is looking like in 2026? I've been meaning to swing by for a pour but want to know if the rotation's still solid before I make the trip.
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Image angelica local ·

the rotation still moves, they had a hazy & a couple sours on when i stopped by last month. if u want variety tho i'd hit the fridge at Sunset Beer Co first, way deeper list & u can take cans to go

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Image elisebauch local ·

Highland Park Brewery, right off Fig, better for hoppy stuff.

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Hermosillo's tap list beats both for hoppy stuff.

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lenagrant local ·

yep their cooler's the real draw, but check dates on the ipa cans, some sit a while pasthopped

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lenagrant local ·

honestly the cooler at Cap N Cork in Los Feliz is underrated for cans, way less picked over

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Image evchen local ·

Agreed on the depth, though their coolers get picked clean of Pliny fast, so go early in the week.

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Their tap list rotates Thursdays, cans hold better.

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Image irmela local ·

Sunset Beer Co is solid but their taps are the sleeper, not just the fridge. Grab a pour there before you haul cans around, way fresher than anything sitting cold.

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ethankim local ·

Fair call on the rotation, but I'd give yourself a buffer on timing, they tap the new stuff early evening and the good hazy usually kicks by Friday night. If you're driving over, the lot behind the building fills up fast after 6.

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