Bill > AB133

This bill revises several provisions related to public financial administration in Nevada, with a focus on county treasurer operations and tax delinquency processes. The bill mandates that county treasurer offices cannot close earlier than 5 p.m. on business days and makes several technical changes to how delinquent tax notices are issued and processed. A key provision allows 5 percent of unclaimed excess proceeds from property sales with delinquent taxes to be set aside in a separate account specifically for acquiring or improving technology in the county treasurer's office. The bill also modifies procedures for handling excess proceeds from property sales, including eliminating the option of a hearing to resolve competing claims and instead requiring an interpleader action. Additionally, the bill removes the limitation that fee agreements for recovering excess proceeds only apply to primary residences, instead applying a 10 percent fee cap to any natural person or authorized representative seeking to recover such proceeds. The changes aim to streamline administrative processes, provide more consistent office hours, and create a dedicated funding mechanism for technological improvements in county treasurer offices.

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https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/12052/Overview