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Commissioners approve multiple tax‑sale surplus disbursements to property owner

2716099 · March 20, 2025
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Summary

The Cass County Commission approved disbursements of tax‑sale surplus funds for certificates of purchase related to taxpayer Rosemary Ross, returning funds to the original owner, all by unanimous recorded vote of those present.

The Cass County Commission on March 19 approved several disbursements of tax‑sale surplus funds requested by the Cass County Collector's Office. Commissioners voted 2‑0 to approve the payments and return surplus funds to the original property owner, identified in the record as Rosemary Ross.

The collector's office requested disbursement for the following certificates of purchase and amounts: certificate of purchase 23‑21, tax sale number 242, $5,501.20; certificate of purchase 23‑22, tax sale number 243, $1,992.90; and certificate of purchase 23‑23, tax sale number 2244, $2,692.09. The motions were made and seconded; the record shows two votes in favor and none opposed on each item.

Lori, the Cass County Collector, confirmed the payments are being returned to the original owner. "Yes. Just going back to the original owner," Lori said when asked if the surplus moneys would be returned to the property owner.

A brief entry on the record also states "Sale of 2321 is approved." The meeting transcript does not provide further detail about that item. The collector's annual settlement statement was noted for the official record as well.

The commission did not discuss the underlying tax‑sale cases in detail during the meeting; each disbursement was voted on as presented. Specifics such as redemption timelines, lien details, or reasons for surplus were not included in the public record during the session.