Clerk-Treasurer's Office
Managing the budgets, bills, and records of Goshen
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Who is Goshen’s Clerk-Treasurer?
The Clerk-Treasurer, a four-year elected official, serves as the fiscal and public records officer of the City of Goshen. Richard Aguirre was elected at a Democratic Party caucus on July 8, 2021.
The office of the Clerk-Treasurer processes the receipts and expenditures of all City money; manages all City financial accounts; makes all investments on behalf of the City; and prepares the budget estimates of revenue, financial statements, and the proposed tax rates.
As the clerk of the City Council and Board of Public Works, the Clerk-Treasurer is also responsible for managing agendas, recording proceedings, and maintaining records and documents. The Clerk-Treasurer’s office maintains copies of ordinances and resolutions, along with records for city-owned cemeteries.
The office is responsible for payments due to the City that are billed through other departments, such as airport hangar billings, cemetery payments, curb and gutter, sidewalk, tree payments, and street cut permit payments.
The Clerk-Treasurer’s office accepts debit/credit cards in-office, over the phone, or by visiting paygov.us to pay online. There is a fee of $1 for charges up to $33, or 3% above $33.