Upcoming Auctions 

Once the Property Tax Division completes its collection efforts, we schedule a tax auction of the properties for which we were unable to collect taxes. The following page provides a list of upcoming public auction sales.
 

County    Date of Sale   Time of Sale

Number of Accounts

 Type of Sale
Colfax   September 2, 2010  10:00 am

198

 Initial Sale
Harding  September 1, 2010   10:00 am

4

Initial Sale
Sierra  August 31, 2010  10:00 am

14

 Initial Sale
Union  August 31, 2010  10:00 am

 12 

 Initial Sale


For additional information, contact the Taxation and Revenue Department, Property Tax Division, the County Treasurer, or the County Assessor.


The publications on the Property Tax Division Auction site are in Portable Document Format (PDF). To view them you need the Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in installed on your computer. You can download The Reader at no cost from Adobe's site on the World Wide Web.




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