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Oneida County moves to clear belongings from tax-delinquent Rhinelander property after Writ issued
Summary
The Land Records Committee heard that a 30-day notice to the prior owner of tax-delinquent parcel RH-1327 expired; Corporation Counsel has issued a Writ of Assistance and county staff are coordinating with the Sheriff's Department and a mover to remove and store personal property pending a county decision.
The Oneida County Land Records Committee on Feb. 10 was briefed on plans to clear personal property from tax-delinquent county-owned parcel RH-1327 at 209 E. Frederick St. in the City of Rhinelander.
Land Information staff member Sara Chiamulera told the committee the prior landowner was given a 30-day period to remove personal items or arrange removal; that period has expired and Corporation Counsel has issued a Writ of Assistance. Chiamulera said Land Information is working with the Sheriff's Department to have the Writ served and is coordinating with a moving company on timing and pricing for removal of items inside the property's structures.
Under the described plan, the moving company would remove items as authorized by the sheriff, and the belongings would be stored in sheriff-locked storage for 30 days. After the storage period the County will decide whether to retain the personal property or allow the mover to take possession and sell the items, Chiamulera said.
Committee members asked procedural questions about notice, timing and cost; Chiamulera confirmed the County is using Corporation Counsel and the Sheriff's Department to ensure legal process is followed. No formal vote was taken on the parcel at the meeting; the item was presented as an operational update.
The committee did not set a public sale date or final disposal decision at the meeting. Next steps identified were serving the Writ, completing arrangements with the moving company and returning any final disposition decisions to County staff or a future committee agenda.
