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Adams County approves sale of two tax‑delinquent properties
Summary
Supervisors approved the sale of two tax‑delinquent parcels that sold for less than fair market value but that the treasurer said cover amounts owed to the county.
Adams County supervisors voted to approve the sale of two tax‑delinquent properties during their meeting.
The treasurer reported that one parcel in Arkdale had a stated fair market value of $30,300 and an accepted offer of $22,003.39. A second parcel had a fair market value of $73,100 and an accepted offer of $61,002.95. The treasurer said both offers “more than cover what the county is owed.”
Supervisor Poehler moved to approve the sales; Supervisor Edwards seconded. Chair called for a voice vote and said the motion passed. The meeting record does not include a roll‑call tally.
The treasurer also noted three properties remain posted as available for sale. During discussion supervisors asked for the address of one property in Bridal; the record lists the address as 1997 Highway 21 at 20th Avenue and describes it as an old, abandoned house on roughly five acres.
The approval allows the county to complete the recorded transfers and apply proceeds to outstanding taxes and assessments. No statute or ordinance was cited during the discussion and the record contains no additional conditions attached to the approval.
