Davis County (Utah). County Auditor

These records document the county auditor's sale of property for delinquent taxes. Property which has been delinquent for five years may be sold at the annual May Tax Sale. Information includes name of person to whom property was assessed, legal description of property, date of sale, amounts of taxes and penalties attached, total amount due, and name of person to whom property was sold. When originally created (1989), this series included reference to May tax sale information recorded in the tax assessment rolls, such as amounts of taxes due, penalties attached, names of persons to whom property was sold, and name and certificate number of redeemer if the property was redeemed. However, over time, as Davis County microfilmed permanent records, this series number, 84231, was used interchangeably with series 7137, which includes tax redemption certificates. For purposes of a historical record, May tax sales information is being preserved in redemption certificates (series 7137), in the

county recorder?s official records (series 71810), and in May tax sale minutes.

These are records which document the sale of property by the county treasurer's office for delinquent taxes. Property may be sold after 4 years of delinquency. Information includes name of person to whom property was assessed; legal description of property; date of sale; volume and page where property was entered in the assessment roll; amounts of taxes and penalty attached; total amount due; name of person to whom property was sold; and, if redeemed, date of redemption, name of redeemer, and redemption certificate number.