Politics & Government
Norwalk to Hold Tax Sale in July
Norwalk properties and other assets (boats, cars, etc.) on which more than $25,000 in back taxes are owed — or on which taxes have been owed for three or more years — will be auctioned off.
As a means of collecting taxes from delinquent taxpayers, the Tax Collector's Office will be auctioning on which local taxes are owed at 4 p.m., July 16, in .
As per an announcement in The Hour of Norwalk, properties and other assets (boats, cars, etc.) on which more than $25,000 in back taxes are owed — or on which taxes have been owed for three or more years — will be auctioned to the highest bidder. The baseline bid for each property or asset will be the taxes owed on it.
The last time Norwalk held a tax sale was July 2010. That sale generated more than $5.2 million in tax revenue, according to the report.
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Residents interested in attending the tax sale can pick up an informational packet describing the process at the Tax Collector's Office for $20.
To see a list of properties auctioned at the 2010 tax sale, click here.
