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Henderson council approves Municipal Order 45-26 to authorize bids at master commissioner sale
Summary
The Henderson City Council unanimously approved Municipal Order 45-26, authorizing the city manager or designee to offer bids at a master commissioner sale set for May 13, 2026, on a list of named properties and allowing the mayor to sign necessary documents; the order permits expenditures up to 300% over judgment costs.
The Henderson City Council approved Municipal Order No. 45-26, authorizing the city manager or his designee to offer bids at a master commissioner sale dated May 13, 2026, for a list of specified properties and authorizing the mayor to execute all necessary documents on behalf of the city.
The order, read aloud during the meeting, lists multiple property addresses and includes authorization for an amount not to exceed 300% over the total cost of judgment for all properties. The clerk presented the order to the council before members moved to vote.
A motion to approve the municipal order was made and seconded with no recorded discussion. During roll call the council recorded aye votes from Commissioner Thomas, Commissioner Pruitt, Commissioner Hargis and Mayor Staton; the motion passed unanimously.
Properties named in the order include 113 Thompson Street; 124 Letcher Street; 828 Powell Street; 1418 Helm Street; 1214 Helm Street; 727 6th Street; 1601 Washington Street; 115 Letcher Street; 327 South Of Asia Street; 329 through 335 North Adams Street; 918 Center Street; 1429 Holmes Street; 452 South Adams Street; 3086 Mimosa Drive; 1705 Washington Street; 916 Pond Street; 906 Hart's Alley; 512 Fletcher Street; 1431 Helm Street; and 1205 Loeb Street. The municipal order as read authorized the mayor to execute necessary documents related to those sales.
After the vote the presiding officer entertained and recorded a motion to adjourn. The council voted to adjourn and the meeting concluded; the presiding officer said the group would be taking a short break.
The municipal order and the unanimous vote were the only formal actions recorded in the provided transcript excerpt; no amendments, dissenting votes, or follow-up assignments were indicated.
