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Board approves upset-bid process and sales for several county-owned foreclosed parcels

Craven County Board of Commissioners · August 4, 2026
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Summary

County attorney presented initial offers and a final upset-bid result for four tax-foreclosed properties in New Bern; the board approved upset-bid authorization or final sales, including a final $4,000 upset-bid acceptance for 1108 LaGrange Street.

County Attorney Grady reviewed several county-owned surplus parcels acquired through tax foreclosure and asked the board to authorize upset-bid proceedings or to finalize sales where the upset-bid period had closed.

He presented an initial offer of $5,000 for 520 Crawford Street (Parcel 8012A290) noting the total past-due taxes and foreclosure costs were $8,442.49 and the tax value was $6,000; the city of New Bern had approved the sale and the board authorized proceeding with an upset-bid process. Grady then presented initial offers of $3,000 for 827 Bloomfield Street (Parcel 8007128) and $3,000 for 813 Murray Street (Parcel 80071518) with the clerk and commissioners approving the initial offers by roll call. For 1108 LaGrange Street (Parcel 8014194) Grady reported an initial offer of $3,200 and one upset bid of $4,000 during the upset-bid period and asked for final approval; the board approved the higher upset bid.

Each parcel presentation included parcel ID, offer amount, past-due taxes and a notation that the city of New Bern approved the transactions where applicable. The board approved the recommendations as presented.