Haxxorz Ransomware Damage Delays Property Tax Payments From Lee's Summit

County government still hasn't recovered from an online attack earlier in the year.

Check more detail on how the damage could spark more holiday misery for suburban families:

On Dec. 31, property taxes are due in Jackson County if you don’t want to pay a fine, penalty, or extra fee.

In Lee’s Summit on Friday, many made their way to City Hall to pay their tax bill, only to find out that is not possible.

In April, Jackson County faced a ransomware attack on its IT systems.

Since then, the City of Lee’s Summit said the city’s connection to the system Jackson County uses to collect tax payments has not been restored.

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'It's terrible': Lee's Summit unable to collect tax payments due to County issue

Lee's Summit residents can no longer pay Jackson County property taxes at Lee's Summit City Hall.