The map above is a "Google Earth" map of the GPS location of those parcels for which we have co-ordinates available. Please be sure to check the list in the left column for complete lists, as some parcels may not have GPS co-ordinates available.

You can zoom in and change the map from aerial to street map view. When zooming in, you will have the ability to see "street view" for many parcels when you have reached a certain magnification level..

Please be advised that these coordinates are here to provide an approximate reference of parcel location and should be used accordingly. We can not guarantee their absolute accuracy.

We are also pleased to provide you with the ability to create your DEED INFORMATION online to shorten your wait when checking out when bidding in person at an auction.

Preregistration For Onsite Bidding Instructions:

1. Create an online user account at http://www.tax-sale.info/register.
2. Go to http://www.tax-sale.info/specialbidders/index.
3. Read and confirm understanding of the user agreement.
4. Read all instructions on each page of the process to ensure full understanding of the requirements.
5. Once you have registered for the new preregistration application you will notice a link at the top of your screen labeled 'Edit Onsite Bidding Preregistration Information'. This will allow you to return to the preregistration application and edit or add information when needed.
   
6. Enjoy our upcoming auctions!!!

Signs are posted on property when we visit them to photograph and document them. It may be several days after signs appear before there is information about the property available on this website. If you see a sign but do not find information here yet, please be patient and check back in a day or two. Please note that the office staff has no more information than what is posted here.

Please remember that some properties may be removed from the list prior to the sale. The State and local units of government have the "first right" to acquire property for public purpose prior to auction date.

Thank you for your patience.

A reminder

It is illegal to enter buildings to "inspect" them, even if they are already open. Treasurers can and WILL prosecute anyone caught breaking and entering properties to "inspect" them.