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What this page is: a persistent profile of how Lancaster County, Nebraska runs its tax sale, independent of any single year's date. For the specific upcoming sale with a confirmable date, see the event page linked below.

Lancaster County, Nebraska Tax Sale, County Hub

Lancaster County, Nebraska runs a lien sale via Lancaster County Treasurer (in-person). Held on an annual cycle; the specific date is set and published by the county each year rather than falling on a fixed statutory day.

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Sale type
lien
Platform
Lancaster County Treasurer (in-person)
Bidding method
Round-robin: random order-number allocation, not interest bid-down (Neb. Rev. Stat. 77-1807).
Statutory maximum rate
14% per annum (Neb. Rev. Stat. 45-104.01)
Redemption period
3 years from the sale date (Neb. Rev. Stat. 77-1824/77-1837)
Cadence
annual typical window

Legal structure & statutory basis

Neb. Rev. Stat. Ch. 77, Art. 18

The county Treasurer holds an annual tax-certificate sale on the first Monday of March; 14% interest, 3-year redemption. Method varies (online fixed-bid vs. in-person round-robin) by county.

County contact / official source

Lancaster County Treasurer (in-person) is the office/platform of record for this sale.

https://www.lancaster.ne.gov/444/Tax-Sale-Information

Sale history

We currently track one active cycle for Lancaster County at a time and don't yet maintain a distinct archive of past sale events for this county -- when a cycle closes, the record here reflects the newest tracked cycle rather than an appended history. This is a known gap in the dataset, not a claim that Lancaster County has held only one sale.

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