This dataset includes all vendors who received one or more payments of $30,000 or more from Howard County, via the payment methods of Purchase Orders or Parked Documents, during the course of a fiscal year. Includes data from FY10 through FY18 and will be updated annually.

The County holds an annual Tax Sale in May or June of each year. Tax lien certificates for properties with delinquent taxes, water and sewer bills or other liens will be auctioned to the highest bidder. On or about March 1, the County will send a delinquent notice to all property owners with delinquent bills and advertise the delinquent properties in the Howard County Times / Columbia Flier for at least four weeks prior to the sale.

This dataset includes the breakdown/allocation of County expenditures.

This dataset includes the breakdown/allocation of County revenues.

This dataset shows the amount of funding allocated to each capital project in Fiscal Year 2016.

All vendors who received payments totaling $30,000 or more from Howard County, via Purchase Orders or Parked Documents, during the course of a fiscal year. Includes data from FY10 through FY14 and will be updated annually.

Data on approved tax sales for properties listed in the county.

All vendors who received payments totaling $30,000 or more from Howard County, via Purchase Orders or Parked Documents, during the course of a fiscal year. Includes data from FY10 through FY14 and will be updated annually.

The Tax Roll report for 2017 which includes parcel, bill, assessment, credits, taxes and exemption information.

A listing of all active capital projects. This list includes multi-year data and is up-to-date as of 9/15/2016. The fiscal year of each project represents the year it was first funded in the Capital Budget. The financial figures represent all funds spent and encumbered (reserved) and budgeted for each capital project.
**Note: the budgeted amounts for School Projects differ slightly from those in the Capital Budget document, as funding received from the State Aid for Public Schools program and various developer contributions, totaling $211,105,000, is not included.

When owners or developers subdivide their land in certain zoning areas, they can pay a fee instead of providing MIHU units. This data reveals the subdivisions that paid fees on how many lots in which zoned areas.

ACH VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR 10-05-2018

ACH VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR 08-24-2018

ACH Vendor Payments for 08-17-2018

ACH VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR 08-31-2018

ACH VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR 10-12-2018

ACH Vendor Payments For 07-13-2018

ACH VENDOR PAYMENTS FOR 11-02-2018

ACH Vendor Payments for 05-18-2018