Derek Moran
5. Issuance of Tax Arrears to a Bailiff A bailiff serves a Notice of Issuance to Bailiff:
Residential Properties If a residential property owner fails to respond to the "Final Notice" and has outstanding taxes from the previous year in the amount of $100 or more, the account is issued to a bailiff.
The City will issue a Notice of Issuance to Bailiff to the taxpayer indicating that their outstanding tax balance has been issued to a bailiff, and that any further payments on the outstanding amount must be made to the bailiff for collection of unpaid amounts.
Non-Residential Properties If a non-residential property owner fails to respond to the "Final Notice", the City will issue a Notice of Issuance to Bailiff to the taxpayer indicating that their outstanding tax balance has been issued to a bailiff, and that any further payments on the outstanding amount must be made to the bailiff directly.
If a Notice of Issuance to Bailiff is issued to you, a fee will be added to your property tax account to cover the cost of producing and mailing the statement. This fee will be included in your statement amount.
Notice of Issuance to Bailiff Fee: $56 per notice
Printed copy · Anthology Volume 6, page 930
