City Treasurer

    City of Butler
    140 West North Street
    Butler, PA 16001
    Phone: (724) 285-4124
    Fax: (724) 431-2125
    Hours: 8:30AM – 4:30PM Monday through Friday
    Closed all City holidays
    Email: citytreasurer@cityofbutler.org

    City Treasurer ext. 207

    Clerk Bookkeeper ext. 208

    The office of the City Treasurer is responsible for the collection of and accounting for all revenues received by the city.

    Click here for: Treasurer FAQs

    Click here for: 2026 Fee Schedule

    Real Estate Tax Information

    Tax payments shall be made to the Butler County Government Center located at 124 W. Diamond Street.  Phone number for the County Treasurer Diane Marburger: 724-284-5149

    Shelter Rental Information

    All shelter rental of Memorial Park and other shelters are reserved and paid through the City Treasurer’s office.  Accepted forms of payment are cash, check, money order, and cashier’s check.  Currently, we do not accept electronic or credit card payments.  Thank you.

    Information about the shelters available can be found on the City Parks information page.

    Business Tax Information

    New or relocated businesses in the City of Butler can apply for a temporary exemption from Business Privilege or Mercantile Tax per Ordinance No. 1664 (adopted 12/20/2012).

    Rental Property/Landlords

    All Butler City landlords must submit a rental occupancy form by January 31st of each year as well as within 30 days of a tenant moving into or out of the property.

    This form may be mailed, faxed, or emailed to the City Treasurer.

    The City of Butler has adopted the 2012 International Code Council International Property Maintenance Code to assist in the city code enforcement program.

    Butler Downtown is a grassroots revitalization initiative involving local citizens and people from business, education, government and community organizations throughout the region.

    Butler, PA was named one of the Best 20 Small Towns in America by Smithsonian Magazine.

    Did you know the jeep was born here? Butler also hosts the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival, which in 2011 broke the Guinness World Record for most jeeps in a parade.