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Cabarrus County tax administrator reports $12.18 million in 2024 delinquent real-property taxes and requests March 30 advertisement

2250034 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

David Thrift, Cabarrus County tax administrator, reported a $12,179,468.74 outstanding balance in real-property tax liens for the 2024 tax year and asked the board to advertise the delinquencies on March 30, 2025.

David Thrift, Cabarrus County tax administrator, reported to the Board of Commissioners on Feb. 3, 2025, the amount of delinquent real-property taxes for the 2024 tax year and requested authorization to advertise those liens.

Thrift said the current total due on delinquent real-property tax liens for 2024 is $12,220,698.66. He noted reductions of $37,704.43 for accounts in bankruptcy and $3,525.49 for accounts currently under appeal to the Property Tax Commission, leaving a total outstanding balance of $12,179,468.74.

Thrift advised the board that staff requests the advertisement of those delinquent real-property taxes on March 30, 2025, consistent with the reporting and advertisement schedule under North Carolina law. The Feb. 3 work session transcript records the presentation and the request to advertise; the transcript does not show a recorded vote on the advertisement during the work session.