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Fletcher Town tax collector reports about 99.8% collection for 2023
Summary
Tax collector Candy Broom told the council the town collected roughly 99.8% of 2023 levies, reporting about $10,000 recovered in back taxes and an outstanding balance of roughly $9,551.72; the report was moved to the consent agenda for formal approval.
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Candy Broom, the town's tax collector, told the Fletcher Town Council the town collected nearly all of its 2023 property taxes and related billings. "We have collected about $10,000 on back taxes so we're like 99.8% collected for the year," Broom said while reviewing the year-end report and accompanying printout.
Broom described the components behind the figure: an original levy reported in the packet, approximately $57,000 in utility billings listed as "discoveries," monthly releases through June totaling about $1,849, payments recorded of roughly $4,900 and a remaining balance of $9,551.72 on the town’s books for 2023. She credited outside collection support and unclaimed-property processes for helping locate difficult-to-find taxpayers.
Council members thanked Broom and staff for maintaining a high collection rate. The council moved the tax collector’s year-end report onto the consent agenda for formal approval; no detailed vote count was recorded in the transcript. The packet also noted outstanding taxpayers listed through 2027 and showed historical collection performance.
Next steps: the report will appear on the consent agenda for formal approval at the council’s consent-approval vote. The council did not vote on substantive tax-rate changes during the discussion.

