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Marshall County auditor-treasurer reports on blighted properties, tax notices, records archiving and hemp edibles compliance
Summary
Auditor-Treasurer Scott Peters briefed the board on township meeting info, blighted and forfeited property updates, 2026 tax statements and 2027 value notices, records archiving needs, an uncashed check resolution, gravel tax settlement, and compliance questions about lower-potency hemp edibles sales.
Auditor-Treasurer Scott Peters presented his report to the Marshall County Board on March 3, covering a range of administrative and fiscal items. Items reported included annual township meeting information; updates on blighted property, mobile home, and forfeited property cases; plans to send 2026 tax statements and 2027 value notices together in March; and an archiving/records-scanning action plan with Deputy Leanne Novacek.
Peters also listed an uncashed check resolution, gravel tax settlement information and raised questions about authorization and compliance needs for sales of lower-potency hemp edibles. The minutes record the topics being presented for board information; no formal board action on these items is recorded in the meeting minutes.
Deputy Auditor/Treasurer Leanne Novacek joined Peters for the records and archiving discussion and was listed as available to address scanning and action-plan needs.
