We want to be a valuable resource for anything related to what a county treasurer does. Our latest news and information can be found below. We also welcome you to reach out to one of our contacts - or your local treasurer - if you have any questions.
Releases
- January 26, 2021 - What property owners can expect from revised tax foreclosure and poverty exemption laws; Reclaiming tax sale proceeds and longer timeframes for exemption are highlights - Updated
- December 7, 2020 - County treasurers support bills to update tax foreclosure legislation - Update
- October 7, 2020 - County treasurers support bills to update tax foreclosure legislation
- July 27, 2020 - County treasurers studying impact of supreme court ruling on tax foreclosure and public services
- April 23, 2020 - Treasurers advise seeking foreclosure prevention planning during coronavirus slow-down
Letters to the Editor
- April 22, 2020 - Seek foreclosure prevention plan before COVID-19 extension runs out
Articles of Interest
- New foreclosure rules align state law with Michigan Supreme Court ruling | Michigan | thecentersquare.com
- Jennifer Nash | New Laws in Place to Allow a Pathway for Foreclosed Property Owners
- Wayne County to resume foreclosure process, offers new payment plans
- Michigan Association of County Treasurers Responds to Lawsuits
- Facing foreclosure in Berrien County? There is help
- A look inside Eaton Rapids' new 'smart' home pocket neighborhood
- New law could help low-income families avert tax foreclosure
- Tax Sales Boost County Budgets, But Do They Violate Owners' Rights?
- Michigan Supreme Court says counties can't profit from tax foreclosures
- Discussion On Business Property Foreclosure Legislation In Michigan
MACT Spokesperson/Media Contact Information
Jennifer Nash - MACT President &
Livingston County
Treasurer
517-540-8859
Bob Robinson - MACT Vice President &
Eaton County Treasurer
Treasurer
517-540-8859
