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LINN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE: CIVIL DIVISION |
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PROPERTY AUCTIONS INFORMATION |
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The civil division conducts real and personal property auctions that have been ordered by the court. However, a majority of property sales have not gone through the courts, therefore our office is not involved. These sales are usually possessory chattel liens or trust deed foreclosures. You can find notices of possessory chattel liens posted at the main entrance to the courthouse. Trust deed foreclosures are advertised in newspapers around Linn County . |
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Upcoming Property Sales |
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LCSO Sheriff Sales (Microsoft Word) |
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Other Government Auctions
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| Other government agencies also hold auctions. Linn County holds tax foreclosure sales once per year. You can contact Linn County Property Management at (541) 967-3882. These sales can be viewed by following this link. Linn County Property Tax Foreclosure Sales |
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The Federal government holds various auctions around the country. |
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- For seized items including real estate, boats, vehicles, jewelry, and aircrafts, follow this link the US Customs auction site: US Treasury Customs Auctions
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- For other US government auctions including Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense, FDIC Assets, US General Services, HUD housing auctions, US Postal service, and Small Business Administration: US Department of the Treasury
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Many local government entities, including Linn County , utilize Oregon State University to sell surplus property. Use this link to view upcoming auctions: OSU Surplus Property |
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The State of Oregon sells surplus property on-line. Use this link: Oregon Surplus Property
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