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Jefferson County adopts $10 mobile-home permit fee via Ordinance 2025-11

Jefferson County Board of Commissioners · December 19, 2025
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Summary

The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners adopted Ordinance 2025-11 to charge a $10 fee for filing the state mobile-home permit form, voting to forego additional readings and approving the ordinance to take effect upon passage.

The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners on Dec. 18 adopted Ordinance 2025-11, establishing a $10 fee for filing the state mobile-home permit form used to transfer mobile-home titles.

Speaker 5 read the ordinance, describing it as “an ordinance establishing mobile home permit fee regarding operations of the Jefferson County treasurer's office” and citing the state filing form number. Commissioner Speaker 3 moved to forego the second and third readings; Speaker 3’s motion was seconded and approved. Speaker 4 then moved to adopt Ordinance 2025-11 and Speaker 3 seconded. The board recorded a voice vote of “aye,” and the ordinance was adopted to be effective upon passage and signature by county officials.

The measure directs the treasurer to charge $10 to any person or entity filing the specified state mobile-home permit form. The ordinance text presented at the meeting referenced “state form 7878 r9-3-20” and stated the fee is to be charged by the treasurer, with the ordinance becoming effective upon passage and the signatures of a majority of the board.

No public commentary or formal dissent was recorded during the discussion. The board scheduled (by discussion) that the effective administration of the fee should be dated to the start of the next calendar year when implementation systems are in place.

What’s next: The ordinance text will be signed by county officials and posted as the board’s action. The county clerk/treasurer’s office will implement the fee and incorporate it into its filing process.