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Board approves four over-the-counter tax deed offers
Summary
The Graham County Board approved acceptance of four over-the-counter tax deed offers; the action was described as generating approximately $6,000 to $7,000 in revenue but exact parcel references and final payment totals were summarized rather than roll-called.
The Graham County Board of Supervisors approved four over-the-counter tax deed offers during the March 17 meeting, after a staff report said each offer met required minimums for taxes, interest and fees.
A board member asked whether the deeds should be handled separately or together; staff responded the county had processed similar deeds together in the past. The board moved and seconded a motion to approve the over-the-counter tax deeds for the parcels listed in the meeting materials and approved the motion by voice vote.
During discussion a board member observed the combined revenue from the deeds was "around $6,000 or $7,000," and thanked staff for the work. The transcript provides parcel identifiers in the meeting remarks but in a format that is difficult to parse in the audio text; staff confirmed the offers met minimums.
No roll-call tally or detailed payment totals were given in the public transcript; the board recorded the motion as passed by voice vote.
