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Treasurer certifies tax sale results; sheriff reports 88 calls; resident raises tree-removal concern
Summary
Greeley County Treasurer Mary McGuire certified a March 2 public tax sale in which 23 of 45 parcels were purchased by seven companies; Sheriff Paul Deaver reported 88 calls for service in February and a resident commented on tree removal and fence replacement along 810th Road.
Greeley County Treasurer Mary McGuire certified the Return of Sale Proceedings from a March 2, 2026 public tax sale, reporting that 23 of the 45 parcels offered were purchased by seven companies. McGuire provided the certification to the county clerk as recorded in the March 10 minutes.
Sheriff Paul Deaver presented the department’s monthly activities report for February, noting 88 calls for service. The minutes do not break those calls down by type.
During the public comment period, Mark McGuire spoke briefly about tree removal in the right-of-way along the southeast quarter of Section 36, Township 19, Range 9, and said he plans to replace a fence along 810th Road.
Why it matters: tax-sale results determine changes in property ownership and may affect property rehabilitation or subsequent requests to the county; the sheriff’s activity count provides a regular measure of public-safety workload.
What to watch next: the certified Return of Sale Proceedings has been filed with the county clerk; future minutes or county records would show any subsequent filings or county actions tied to those parcels.
