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Village of Freeport tax sale, 2026 season

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Freeport runs the Village of Hempstead model one village over: under Real Property Tax Law Article 14, Title 3, the village sells liens on unpaid village taxes at public auction, through the Village Treasurer, under the authority of Chapter 602 of the Laws of 1993 as extended. What is sold is the tax lien, not the property. Nassau County's lien sale, covered on the county page in this hub, sells different taxes, and the Town of Hempstead runs no sale at all.

The Treasurer's published procedure is a standing rhythm: the list of properties with unpaid village taxes is advertised in the Freeport Leader once a week for three consecutive weeks in November, and the sale is held on the second Friday of December, with the dated village notice controlling for its year. The most recent verified sale is Friday, December 6, 2024, for 2024 village taxes, and the Board of Trustees agenda for October 5, 2026 seeks approval to advertise the 2026 sale for Wednesday, December 9, 2026.

Dates and deadlines

Most recent verified saleFriday, December 6, 2024, 10:00 a.m., Municipal Building, 46 N. Ocean Ave, 2nd floor Conference Room, Freeport: sale of liens on 2024 village taxes, per the village notice
Standing patternThe Treasurer advertises the unpaid list in the Freeport Leader for three consecutive weeks each November under section 1452, and the sale is held on the second Friday of December; the dated notice for the year controls (the 2024 sale fell on the first Friday)
More recent activityA subsequent sale of village held 2023 liens ran Wednesday, July 31, 2024. The Board of Trustees agenda for October 5, 2026 seeks approval to advertise the 2026 tax lien sale for Wednesday, December 9, 2026, a change from the December Friday pattern, with legal notice in the Freeport Herald on November 12, 19 and 26, 2026
Next saleWednesday, December 9, 2026, per the October 5, 2026 Board agenda item (approval to advertise); the published sale notice is the controlling document
FormatIn person public auction of tax liens at the Municipal Building; the Village Treasurer sells
Selling officeVillage Treasurer (Ismaela M. Hernandez, Treasurer and Collector of Taxes, per the 2024 notice)

Sources: Village of Freeport, Village Treasurer (freeportny.gov). Village of Freeport, sale notices and Board of Trustees agenda, October 5, 2026 (freeportny.gov). Confirm with the selling office before relying on any date on this page: sales move, terms change, and parcels are pulled up to sale day.

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How the Freeport village tax lien sale works

  • The village sells its own liens. Under Real Property Tax Law Article 14, Title 3, the village sells liens on unpaid village taxes at public auction, under Chapter 602 of the Laws of 1993 as extended. The seller is the Village Treasurer.
  • It is not the county sale and not the town. Nassau County's lien sale covers county, school and general taxes; the Town of Hempstead runs no sale at all. The village sale covers village taxes only, and its terms are the village's to set.
  • The list is advertised each fall. Properties with unpaid village taxes are advertised in the Freeport Leader once a week for three consecutive weeks in November, and village taxes remaining unpaid are sold at the December auction.
  • What is sold is the lien, not the property. A purchaser pays the amount due to the Village Treasurer within ten days after the sale, per the 2024 notice. Freeport's own redemption period and the buyer's path from certificate to deed are not published in the village sources read.

How registration works

Not published in the village sources read. The 2024 notice sets the payment duty in the terms table and publishes no bidder registration procedure; the Treasurer's office is the source for bidder requirements.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

The one money term the village publishes is the payment deadline after the sale. The rest are not published in the sources read, and Nassau County's lien sale terms, its bidding and fees, cover different taxes and do not carry into this sale:

Payment after sale (2024 notice)Purchasers pay the amount due to the Village Treasurer within ten days after the sale
DepositNot published in the sources read.
Buyer premiumNot published in the sources read.
Deed typeNot published in the sources read. What is sold is the lien, not the property.

Before you bid

A Freeport parcel can sit in more than one sale: the county sells liens on county, school and general taxes in February, and the village sells its own lien in December, and neither sale clears the other's lien. The village layer is the one county level research misses. The working habit is the November list: the Treasurer advertises it in the Freeport Leader for three weeks, and the office, not a platform, holds the bidder requirements.

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