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County treasurer reports foreclosure hearings, nine hardship agreements and $155,790.48 paid in excess proceeds
Summary
Montmorency County Treasurer Linsey Rogers told the board that nine new hardship agreements resulted from a recent show-cause foreclosure hearing, a 2023 foreclosure hearing was rescheduled for Feb. 23, 2026, and the county paid $155,790.48 in excess proceeds for 2020 and earlier cases.
County Treasurer Linsey Rogers updated the Montmorency County Board of Commissioners on a suite of tax- and foreclosure-related actions at the Feb. 12 meeting. Rogers said Board of Review adjustments have been processed, the SWAMP tax was received and disbursed, and a recent show-cause hearing generated nine new hardship agreements; the foreclosure hearing for 2023 taxes was rescheduled to Feb. 23, 2026. Rogers also noted that 2025 summer and winter tax bills will be delivered to the treasurer's office on March 3, 2026.
Rogers told the board that motions and hearings for excess proceeds from 2020 and prior have all been heard and the county paid a total of $155,790.48. She listed ongoing legal matters as Fox v. Saginaw and Pung v. Isabella and noted the county continues to implement BS&A credit-card payment processing. No public comments or board objections were recorded in the minutes.
