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Roosevelt County approves Resolution 2026-3 directing treasurer to issue tax deeds
Summary
Roosevelt County commissioners approved Resolution 2026-3 directing the county treasurer to issue tax deeds for properties where the county holds the tax lien and no assignment has been made, citing 15-18-211, M.C.A.; Exhibit A lists the affected parcels.
Roosevelt County commissioners on Aug. 5 approved Resolution 2026-3 directing the County Treasurer to issue tax deeds in cases where the county is the possessor of a tax lien and no assignment has been made. The resolution cites Montana statute 15-18-211, M.C.A., as its legal basis.
"A motion was made by Commissioner Toavs to approve Resolution 2026-3, directing county to issue tax deeds, seconded by Commissioner Marottek," the minutes record. The resolution requires the County Treasurer to comply with the notice requirements of 15-18-212, M.C.A., before issuing any tax deed.
Exhibit A appended to the resolution names specific properties to which the directive applies, including parcels listed to Green Rose Neumiller (Taxpayer ID 504508006 and 504504326) described by lot and block in the Original Townsite of Wolf Point. The action was approved by the board and signed by Presiding Officer Gordon Oelkers and members Robert Toavs and Doug Marottek; the minutes were attested by Deputy Vicky Boysun and County Clerk Tracy Miranda.
The resolution does not itself transfer title but directs the treasurer to issue deeds where statutory conditions are met and proper notices are given under state law. The board did not record additional debate in the minutes; the policy and next steps call for compliance with the statutory notice provisions prior to deed issuance.
