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Roseville council certifies roughly $92,000 in unpaid utility charges to property tax roll
Summary
At its March 2 meeting the Roseville City Council unanimously adopted a resolution certifying about $92,000 in unpaid utility charges (plus roughly $8,000 in administrative fees) to be collected on the 2027 property tax roll after a public hearing with no speakers.
Roseville’s City Council voted unanimously March 2 to certify unpaid utility charges — about $92,000 in charges plus roughly $8,000 in administrative fees — to the 2027 property tax roll following a staff presentation and a public hearing with no speakers.
Sam Maguero, the city’s finance director, told the council the certification is performed quarterly and that the charges are tracked by the county for collection. "For this quarter, we are looking at about $92,000 of certifications, with an additional $8,000 of an administrative fee," Maguero said.
Maguero explained the certification protects the city’s ability to collect when properties change ownership and that if a property remains delinquent the county handles any subsequent tax-foreclosure proceedings. He noted some accounts on the list have had recurring delinquencies and said staff will look into older outstanding balances that appear not to have been certified previously.
After opening and closing the hearing with no members of the public speaking, Councilmember Graf moved to adopt the resolution to certify the listed charges and Councilmember Straub seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
The resolution directs staff to include the specified balances on the county property tax statements, and the city manager said staff will continue quarterly certifications and follow up on accounts with repeated delinquencies.
