City of Sherrill tax sale, 2026 season

Verified

Sherrill's own tax sales are documented in a court record, not a sale page. In the federal case City of Sherrill v. Oneida Indian Nation, the record states that the city sent notices of tax delinquency, held a tax sale where the city repurchased parcels, and bought three of the properties at tax sales before recording deeds. That litigation record is the verification for this page. Its 2020 decennial census count is 3,077.

No city-published dated sale notice was found, so this page publishes no modern date. The documented sales belong to the litigation era, when the dispute concerned parcels the Oneida Nation had reacquired inside the city. A reader who needs Sherrill's current sale practice gets it from the city office, not from any document this page can point to.

Dates and deadlines

Verified record	The federal litigation record in City of Sherrill v. Oneida Indian Nation (544 U.S. 197) documents the city holding its own tax sales and purchasing parcels at them.
Most recent verified sale	No modern dated sale. No city-published dated sale notice was located; the documented sales are the litigation-era sales in the court record.
Next sale	Not announced on any official source read.
Format	Tax sale held by the city, per the court record. No modern sale format is published in a city source read.
Selling office	Not documented for a modern sale in an official city source read.
Population	3,077, 2020 decennial census count (POP100, PL 94-171), U.S. Census Bureau. No QuickFacts geography exists for a place of this size.

Sources: City of Sherrill v. Oneida Indian Nation, 544 U.S. 197 (2005), and the Second Circuit record, 337 F.3d 139 (justia.com). New York State Tax Department, RPTL section 1104 local option list (tax.ny.gov). U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 decennial census (POP100, PL 94-171). 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 City of Sherrill tax enforcement is documented

The city is on the state's separate-mechanism list. Sherrill appears on the Tax Department's section 1104 list as an Oneida County city enforcing separately, so its delinquent taxes are not simply the county's to sell.
The court record shows the city selling. Two levels of federal courts describe Sherrill holding tax sales and buying parcels at them. That is a stronger record than a pattern claim, and it is also an old one.
No modern notice is published. No dated city sale notice was found, and this page prints no modern date, room or terms.

How registration works

Not published. No modern city sale documents exist in the record found for the city to publish registration terms in.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

No deposit, premium, payment deadline or deed term for a modern sale by this city was found in an official source. The rows below say so:

Deposit or down payment	Not published in the sources read.
Buyer premium	Not published in the sources read.
Balance due	Not published in the sources read.
Deed type	Not published in the sources read.

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Sherrill is New York's smallest city, and its tax sale record lives in a Supreme Court case that most readers meet for other reasons. The case proves the city sells its own liens. It cannot tell a buyer when the next sale runs, and neither can this page. The city office is the source for anything current.

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