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Treasurer reports strong collection rates, outlines delinquency schedule and auction dates

Amelia County Board of Supervisors · February 24, 2025
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Summary

Treasurer reported 2024 collection rates (real estate 98.85%, personal property 94.41%), higher phone volumes, and announced a real estate auction scheduled Feb. 25–Mar. 27, 2025, and delinquent collection steps to begin in February–April 2025.

The treasurer’s report to the board focused on collection performance and upcoming delinquency procedures.

According to the treasurer’s office, the real estate collection rate stands at 98.85% and the personal property collection rate at 94.41%. The presenter said delinquent personal property accounts were prepared for state offset procedures and summarized administrative actions: real estate auction planned for Feb. 25–Mar. 27, 2025; delinquent real estate notices mailed Feb. 10, 2025; personal property mailed Feb. 19, 2025; and DMV stop and collection agency referrals scheduled to begin April 1, 2025.

The treasurer noted office accreditation, expanded return‑mail/skip tracing subscriptions and staffing challenges that mirror other departments. No board action was taken; the schedule will proceed under the treasurer’s administrative authority unless the board instructs otherwise.