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PCPSA reviews delinquent accounts and ongoing warrant-in-debt filings

Patrick County Public Service Authority · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The board reviewed a series of delinquent account collections and liens: multiple demand mailings in late 2025, several 'warrant in debt' filings with mixed outcomes, and five outstanding non-user availability fee liens totaling $14,750.92.

Mark Vernon reviewed delinquent account activity and the PCPSA's use of legal remedies to collect unpaid balances. Series of demand letters were mailed in Oct–Dec 2025; the board had previously authorized filing "warrant in debt" claims against moved accounts unpaid 30 days after demand. Vernon reported several suits have been filed with varying results: two accounts paid prior to court dates, two could not be filed due to unknown addresses, two judgments were won totaling $499.15, and other cases remain pending with court dates later this year.

Vernon also reported five outstanding non-user availability fee liens totaling $14,750.92 and noted that one property owner who entered a payment-plan agreement will have a lien removed upon completion of payments. The board accepted the collection-status update; no new collection policy changes were adopted at the meeting.