Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez said his office completed 203,102 transactions and service activities in September, according to a news release from the office. Of those, 90,611 took place at the office’s 13 in-office locations.
Coral Gables handled 47% more transactions than in September 2025, and Kendall recorded a 16% increase. Midway Crossings Mall served nearly 13,000 residents during the month.
The office also processed $22.2 million in payments. From September 8 through September 30, the Contact Center handled 22,551 calls and emails. Property tax callers waited an average of about one minute to reach a team member, while motor vehicle callers waited about five minutes.
Self-service kiosks and ExpressLane pickup accounted for 5,065 renewals and pickups. The office’s TConnect Mobile Units completed 5,961 driver license and vehicle transactions at 102 community events. Staff also made 62 homebound visits for residents who cannot travel to a service location.
Fernandez said the office will publish its performance figures every month. Residents can find services and office locations at mdctaxcollector.gov.
