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Changes to Pasco County Tax Collector Services (Effective June 1, 2026)

Original title: Hours/Locations/Phone Numbers/Mailing Address | Mike Fasano | Official Site
Pasco CountyTax CollectorGovernment ServicesDriver LicenseOffice HoursPublic Records

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The Frame

What this does

Residents in West Pasco will need to visit other locations for driver license services during the New Port Richey office remodel, which affects travel time and service availability for those specific transactions.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Pasco County residents

Residents must navigate service changes and office closures for driver license needs during the remodel.

Non-US citizens who are out-of-county residents

These individuals are currently suspended from receiving services at Pasco County Tax Collector offices.

Car dealers

Car dealer transactions are prohibited at Tax Collector offices on Saturdays.

What changed

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What's next

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Summary

Starting June 1, 2026, the New Port Richey Tax Collector office will undergo a remodel, resulting in the temporary suspension of all driver license services at that location. All other services remain available, and residents are advised of updated office hours and specific restrictions for out-of-county and non-US citizen residents.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I get driver license services while the New Port Richey office is being remodeled?
Driver license services remain available at the other four Pasco County Tax Collector offices: Gulf Harbors, Dade City, Wesley Chapel, and Land O'Lakes.
Can I visit the Tax Collector office on a Saturday?
Yes, the Gulf Harbors and Wesley Chapel offices are open Saturdays from 8:30am to 12:00pm for Pasco residents only, though driver license services end at 11:30am and certain transactions like car dealer services are not available.
Are there specific requirements for non-US citizens seeking driver license services?
Non-US citizen driver license issuance is only available on weekdays and requires check-in by 4:00pm; this service is not offered on Saturdays.

Why It Matters

Residents in West Pasco will need to visit other locations for driver license services during the New Port Richey office remodel, which affects travel time and service availability for those specific transactions.

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Service Restriction for Non-Residents

The agency has explicitly suspended services for non-US citizens who reside outside of Pasco County.

Pasco County

Connected Entities

personMike Fasano“Tax Collector of Pasco County”Map →
locationDade City“Location of an office providing Hazmat services”Map →
locationGulf Harbors“Office location”Map →
locationNew Port Richey“Location of the office undergoing remodeling”Map →
locationPasco County“Jurisdiction for tax collector services”Map →
locationLand O'Lakes“Office location”Map →
locationWesley Chapel“Office location”Map →

Sources

Open source document

www.pascotaxes.com

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