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Holt County adopts resolution directing foreclosure of certain tax-sale certificates
Summary
The Holt County Board adopted Resolution #2026-01 directing the county attorney to proceed with foreclosure on tax-sale certificates issued more than two years and less than five years earlier and directed the treasurer to issue tax sale certificates for parcels delinquent two or more years under Neb. Rev. Stat. §77-1809.
The Holt County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution #2026-01 at its June 16 meeting directing the County Attorney to institute foreclosure actions on tax-sale certificates issued to the county that have remained unsatisfied for more than two years and less than five years, consistent with Neb. Rev. Stat. §77-1809.
The resolution, introduced by Supervisor Dustin Breiner and seconded by Supervisor Frahm, directs the county attorney to proceed "as promptly under the circumstances as it is reasonably possible" to foreclose tax liens for delinquent regular or special taxes when the statutory redemption period has expired. It also directs the County Treasurer to issue tax sale certificates for parcels delinquent two or more years.
The minutes record the motion as carried with no nays. The resolution formalizes the county's next step for addressing parcels that failed to sell at tax sale and where the statutory redemption period has lapsed.
No immediate sale dates or parcel-level foreclosure schedules were listed in the minutes; implementation will be coordinated by the County Attorney and Treasurer.
