Santa Cruz County, Arizona
Lien state
County office: County Treasurer
If it is your own property
In many states the property can be redeemed by paying what is owed — in some states even after a sale — and payment plans may be available. The rules and the deadlines are set by statute and they are short: consult the statute and the county office named here about where you actually stand.
The sale, stage by stage
Tax lien sale
Arizona statute provides for an annual sale of tax liens by the County Treasurer, held in February (A.R.S. § 42-18112). What is sold is a lien certificate — not the property, and not title to it. Bidders bid the interest rate down from the statutory ceiling (A.R.S. § 42-18114).
County Treasurer — the county’s own page for this sale.
The county lists this sale as conducted online.
Sales at this stage have typically been held in February. The current notice, dates and parcel lists live on the county’s own page.
Everything above links out to the government source; the county’s own page is the current word.
Entry last checked July 2026.