Livingston County files foreclosure petition covering 147 parcels; staff preparing 3–4 congressional earmark submissions

County staff reported to the Livingston County Board of Supervisors that a petition and notice of foreclosure was filed March 3 in Livingston County Supreme Court listing 147 parcels connected with unpaid 2024 property taxes.

The County Administrator said staff will seek to reduce the initial petition list to roughly 18–20 parcels for further action, and that the filing marks the start of the Article 11 tax-foreclosure process for those properties. The transcript records the filing date and the initial parcel count but does not include further court filings or a finalized list of properties.

On separate administrative business, the County Administrator reported ongoing work with Travis Clark to identify projects suitable for congressional spending earmark requests. The administrator said the county is approaching the submission deadline at the end of the month and anticipates preparing “probably three or four projects” for consideration.

Also noted in the meeting, the board’s minority leader — identified in the transcript as the board’s only Democratic member — announced his desire to reappoint David Deepasquali to a four-year term; the transcript records the nomination language but does not record a formal vote or final outcome on that appointment in the provided segments.

The updates were presented as administrative matters; the transcript does not record the board taking separate binding action on the foreclosure list or the reappointment during the captured segment. Further county filings or future agenda items will determine next steps in the foreclosure and appointment processes.