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As of June 2009 Our Delinquent Personal Property Taxes, Years 2004-2007, Have Been Sent to TAXING AUTHORITY CONSULTING SERVICES in Richmond for Collection As Of June 2009 Our Delinquent Personal Property Taxes, Years 2004-2007, Have Been Sent To TAXING AUTHORITY CONSULTING SERVICES In Richmond For Collection. If Your PP Taxes Fall Into This Range, Please Contact TAC At 804.545.2500 Or Email [email protected] For More Information. QUERY NAME . DELINQPPQ1 LIBRARY NAME . QGPL FILE LIBRARY MEMBER FORMAT DELINQPP QGPL DELINQPP DELQPPSR DATE . 02/17/10 TIME . 10:43:48 SNDDLQTAX PREPARED: 02-17-2010 02/17/10 10:43:48 AUGUSTA COUNTY PERSONAL PROPERTY DELINQUENT TAXES PAGE 1 This List Is Subject To Corrections As To Any Subsequent Prior Payment This Notice Is Prepared And Updated Approximately Once Per Week TOTAL PI NAME OWED DATE A AND E LAND MANGEMENT. LLC $35.96 2010/02/28 A F N A, INC $1,061.58 2010/02/28 A W CONSTRUCTION, INC $82.90 2010/02/28 ABBOTT, LORENDA SUE $432.64 2010/02/28 ABBOTT, RICHARD EUGENE $16.86 2010/02/28 ABID, ALI A KONS, MARGOT MARCELLE $74.89 2010/02/28 ABSHER, GREGORY ALLEN $118.76 2010/02/28 ABSHER, ROY $322.81 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, AMANDA DEANNA $28.50 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, DAVID WALTON ABSHIRE, MELI $168.32 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, EDWARD LEE $7.39 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, JOHN ABSHIRE, ANGELA $280.74 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, JOHN CHRISTOPHER $144.61 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, JOSHUA A ABSHIRE, ANGELA R $120.68 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, LORI LYNN $20.09 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, MELISSA ANN $48.00 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, THOMAS E $50.82 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, VICTORIA JEAN $401.92 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, VICTORIA RYAN $26.04 2010/02/28 ABSHIRE, WOODROW LEE, JR $17.41 2010/02/28 ACEBEDO, FELIPE FUENTES $53.19 2010/02/28 ACORD, ALAN GEORGE $52.32 2010/02/28 ACORD, BARBARA ANN ACORD, KEVIN ROY $128.35 2010/02/28 ACORD, BRIAN LEE ACORD, MAYBELLE EL $1,428.99 2010/02/28 ACORD, CURTIS DALE ACORD, SUSAN GWI $260.41 2010/02/28 ACORD, GARY MATTHEW $94.68 2010/02/28 ACORD, JOHN ALAN COLAW, JULIE CHARL $63.73 2010/02/28 ACORD, JOSEPH ACORD, NICOLE $84.36 2010/02/28 ACORD, KEVIN ROY $72.75 2010/02/28 ACORD, LINDA FAYE ACORD, ALAN GEORG $59.29 2010/02/28 ACORD, MAYBELLE ELEANOR $1,129.56 2010/02/28 ACOSTA, EDGAR MONTOYA, FLOYD D $707.10 2010/02/28 ACTION 1ST BAIL BONDS $45.66 2010/02/28 ACTIVE MOBILITY, INC ATKINSON, MELV $154.33 2010/02/28 ADAIR, DARREN E $302.25 2010/02/28 ADAIR, DAVID ERIC $254.03 2010/02/28 ADAIR, EDWARD C, LIVING TRUST $10.37 2010/02/28 ADAM, ALEXANDER S ADAM, PAMELA A $42.75 2010/02/28 ADAM, ERIC PAUL $50.37 2010/02/28 ADAM, PAMELA A ADAM, ERIC PAUL $39.95 2010/02/28 ADAM, SCOTT PHILIP $32.71 2010/02/28 ADAMS, CARLTON MEADE, JR $60.74 2010/02/28 ADAMS, CATHERINE LYNNE $193.87 2010/02/28 ADAMS, DEBORAH CHARLENE $100.46 2010/02/28 ADAMS, DOROTHY ANN $72.61 2010/02/28 ADAMS, KATHY ADAMS, WAYNE $95.65 2010/02/28 ADAMS, LEROY J $173.86 2010/02/28 ADAMS, MICHAEL $19.19 2010/02/28 PREPARED: 02-17-2010 02/17/10 10:43:48 AUGUSTA COUNTY PERSONAL PROPERTY DELINQUENT TAXES PAGE 2 This List Is Subject To Corrections As To Any Subsequent Prior Payment This Notice Is Prepared And Updated Approximately Once Per Week TOTAL PI NAME OWED DATE ADAMS, REBECCA JANE $130.60 2010/02/28 ADAMS, ROBERT EVERETT ADAMS, JULIE $141.98 2010/02/28 ADAMS, ROBIN PIERRE $50.41 2010/02/28 ADAMS, TAMARA NICHOL $260.09 2010/02/28 ADAMS, TIMOTHY MICHAEL ADAMS, ELIZA $508.28 2010/02/28 ADAMSON, LAURA ELIZABETH $65.86 2010/02/28 ADCOCK, JANICE SUE $20.13 2010/02/28 ADCOCK, STANLEY REA $135.52 2010/02/28 ADDICOTT, JODY RAY, JR ADDICOTT, CA $658.68 2010/02/28 ADDOTTA, CHRISTINE ESTELLA $27.31 2010/02/28 ADKINS, BOBBY JOE $6.64 2010/02/28 ADKINS, DONNA FAYE $65.41 2010/02/28 ADKINS, EDWARD WILSON ADKINS, TANAN $336.44 2010/02/28 ADKINS, GALEN LEON $4.98 2010/02/28 ADKINS, HARRY JOSEPH $11.34 2010/02/28 ADKINS, JUDITH LANE $65.98 2010/02/28 ADKINS, LATESHA HOOKER $67.87 2010/02/28 ADKINS, LAURIE ANN $60.95 2010/02/28 ADKINS, LESLIE COX $68.98 2010/02/28 ADKINS, MARK HOWARD $118.69 2010/02/28 ADKINS, MELINDA SUE $897.07 2010/02/28 ADKINS, OKEY WILLIAMS ADKINS, JUDY $56.76 2010/02/28 ADKINS, RACHEL ALICE CLIFTON, DAVID $62.51 2010/02/28 ADKINS, RENEE LYNN ADKINS, RANDALL $2.61 2010/02/28 ADKINS, RICHARD EUGENE $73.77 2010/02/28 ADKINS, ROBERT BRYANT $119.43 2010/02/28 ADKINS, TANANSE LOUISE $2.36 2010/02/28 ADKINS, VICKIE LYNN $13.38 2010/02/28 ADKISON, RANDY LEE ADKISON, ELLADEA $223.46 2010/02/28 ADOMEIT, KARA LYNSEY $99.23 2010/02/28 ADRIAN, JENNIFER LEIGH $111.39 2010/02/28 ADVANTAGE SYSTEMS, LLC $1,225.21 2010/02/28 AGEE, GARY ALLEN $55.37 2010/02/28 AGEE, SUSAN GAIL $61.96 2010/02/28 AGEE, VICKIE RENEE $138.42 2010/02/28 AGNOR, JOHN LEROY, II AGNOR, STACIE $208.40 2010/02/28 AGNOR, LOIS LOUISE $2.15 2010/02/28 AGNOR, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, JR $91.73 2010/02/28 AGNOR, YVONNE $83.72 2010/02/28 AGUILERA, BENITO LOPEZ $464.42 2010/02/28 AGUILERA, SONIA REGALADO $198.80 2010/02/28 AGUIRRE, ERNESTO ERNIE $49.31 2010/02/28 AGUIRRE, JOHN JAIRO $26.80 2010/02/28 AGUIRRE, JUAN LOPEZ $230.41 2010/02/28 AHERN, CAROLYN HAMMER GOODEN, DEVON $108.61 2010/02/28 AHERN, JAMES JEFFREY AHERN, CAROLYN $143.21 2010/02/28 AHMAD, KHALID SADIYQ $309.13 2010/02/28 AILER, MATTHEW RYAN JOSEPH $498.80 2010/02/28 PREPARED: 02-17-2010 02/17/10 10:43:48 AUGUSTA COUNTY PERSONAL PROPERTY DELINQUENT TAXES PAGE 3 This List Is Subject To Corrections As To Any Subsequent Prior Payment This Notice Is Prepared And Updated Approximately Once Per Week TOTAL PI NAME OWED DATE AILSTOCK, NANCY LYNNE $91.39 2010/02/28 AKERS, BRANDI BAYLOR $53.72 2010/02/28 AKERS, DEBORAH KOCHIS $131.71 2010/02/28 AL'S WHOLESALE MEATS, LLC $126.40 2010/02/28 ALADDIN FOOD MANAGEMENT $59.31 2010/02/28 ALARI, DEAN $64.85 2010/02/28 ALARI, LAWRENCE $33.55 2010/02/28 ALBA, SUSAN PATRICIA $2.44 2010/02/28 ALBISTON, BRADY C $161.32 2010/02/28 ALBRIGHT, MICHAEL WILLIAM $4.74 2010/02/28 ALBRIGHT, SIDONIA LYNN $50.48 2010/02/28 ALBRIGHT, WILLIAM E ALBRIGHT, BETTY $146.81 2010/02/28 ALCHEMY EXPRESS, LTD $128.53 2010/02/28 ALDHIZER, ERIC SCOTT $25.68 2010/02/28 ALDHIZER, JOHN RICHARD, JR $512.14 2010/02/28 ALDHIZER, MELISSA TILLMAN ALDHIZER, $117.55 2010/02/28 ALESHIRE, BEN DOUGLAS $104.60 2010/02/28 ALESHIRE, QUINTIN WENDELL $19.21 2010/02/28 ALEXANDER GRAYBILL, SONYA MARIE $16.75 2010/02/28 ALEXANDER, DEBORAH HANGER $10.20 2010/02/28 ALEXANDER, J DONALD $25.45 2010/02/28 ALEXANDER, JAMIE LYNN $120.47 2010/02/28 ALEXANDER, KATRINA YEVONNE $37.17 2010/02/28 ALEXANDER, REBECCA SUE $71.55 2010/02/28 ALEXANDER, ROBERT LEWIS $127.48 2010/02/28 ALEXANDER, SYLVESTER M ALEXANDER-GR $265.43 2010/02/28 ALEXANDERSEN, THOMAS WILLIAM $411.95 2010/02/28 ALFORD, CHESTER VERNON, JR ALFORD, $19.02 2010/02/28 ALFORD, DEREK SHAWN $30.15 2010/02/28 ALFORD, FRANCIS EARL $31.95 2010/02/28 ALFORD, LAURIE KATHERINE $2.29 2010/02/28 ALFORD, MELANIE LEA $28.25 2010/02/28 ALFORD, SHARON LYNN $38.95 2010/02/28 ALFORD, SHAWN EARL ALFORD, SHARON L $103.99 2010/02/28 ALGER, SAMUEL MORTON $45.27 2010/02/28 ALGER, SHARON DENISE $15.08 2010/02/28 ALKIRE, HEATHER N $34.05 2010/02/28 ALKIRE, JUSTIN RYAN $27.13 2010/02/28 ALLAMONG, DONALD AUTHOR, JR $39.32 2010/02/28 ALLEN, AMY DENISE $38.22 2010/02/28 ALLEN, ANN-MARIE SALEMI $17.50 2010/02/28 ALLEN, ANTHONY LOPEZ $124.24 2010/02/28 ALLEN, BRIDGETT $41.62 2010/02/28 ALLEN, CALEB MICHAEL LESLIE, JUDY T $24.38 2010/02/28 ALLEN, CARL GARLAND ALLEN, MARY WOO $57.49 2010/02/28 ALLEN, CARL GARLAND, II ALLEN, EMMA $79.14 2010/02/28 ALLEN, CARRIE VIRGINIA $204.51 2010/02/28 ALLEN, EDWARD THURMAN $208.61 2010/02/28 PREPARED: 02-17-2010 02/17/10 10:43:48 AUGUSTA COUNTY PERSONAL PROPERTY DELINQUENT TAXES PAGE 4 This List Is Subject To Corrections As To Any Subsequent Prior Payment This Notice Is Prepared And Updated Approximately Once Per Week TOTAL PI NAME OWED DATE ALLEN, GLENN WAYNE ALLEN, KIMBERLY $522.17 2010/02/28 ALLEN, JAMES N $58.23 2010/02/28 ALLEN, JASON EDWARD $361.62 2010/02/28 ALLEN, JAY FRANKLIN $125.93 2010/02/28 ALLEN, JEANIE LYNETTE $69.55 2010/02/28 ALLEN, JOHN WILLIAM, JR ALLEN, RUSS $74.78 2010/02/28 ALLEN, JOHNA ELAINE $36.30 2010/02/28 ALLEN, KAITLYN REBECCA $17.13 2010/02/28 ALLEN, KIMBERLEY CHILDRESS $583.90 2010/02/28 ALLEN, KIMBERLY DIONNE $39.34 2010/02/28 ALLEN, LYLE EDWARD, JR ALLEN, CATHY $187.08 2010/02/28 ALLEN, MARY ELIZABETH $59.13 2010/02/28 ALLEN, NATASHA ANN $156.94 2010/02/28 ALLEN, ODELL CLEVELAND, ESTATE $37.54 2010/02/28 ALLEN, PATRICIA WADE $63.21 2010/02/28 ALLEN, RAYMOND GREGORY $20.78 2010/02/28 ALLEN, REBECCA LINETTE $40.01 2010/02/28 ALLEN, ROBERT WESLEY ALLEN, SHANNON $200.15 2010/02/28 ALLEN, ROGER CLEVELAND $33.49 2010/02/28 ALLEN, ROMONDA JEAN $45.76 2010/02/28 ALLEN, RONL STEVEN ALLEN, KIMBERLY $36.61 2010/02/28 ALLEN, ROSEMARIE BELL ALLEN, GARLAN $91.42 2010/02/28 ALLEN, SHANTONA SHORYE $324.99 2010/02/28 ALLEN, SHAUNA RENEE $176.64 2010/02/28 ALLEN, SHON COFFEY $34.67 2010/02/28 ALLEN, STACEY KURT $147.34 2010/02/28 ALLEN, STEVEN GLENN ALLEN, CARRIE V $162.30 2010/02/28 ALLEN, STEVEN JAMES $116.77 2010/02/28 ALLEN, TINA WHITE $114.00 2010/02/28 ALLEN, TRAVIS MITCHELL ALLEN, REBEC $26.79 2010/02/28 ALLIED MORTGAGE, LLC $586.85 2010/02/28 ALLISON, CHRISTINE MARIE $44.52 2010/02/28 ALLISON, DAVID WHITTIER $61.51 2010/02/28 ALLISON, KRISTIE LYNN $46.71 2010/02/28 ALLMAN, DONNIE WAYNE, JR $2.03 2010/02/28 ALLMAN, JAMIE EDWARD HOWDYSHELL, BR $131.82 2010/02/28 ALLMAN, JERRY WAYNE $132.39 2010/02/28 ALLMAN, LORI ANN $18.75 2010/02/28 ALLMAN, RICHARD EUGENE $223.59 2010/02/28 ALLMAN, SHIRLEY DENISE $201.14 2010/02/28 ALLOWAY, NORMAN CLIFFORD, III $17.13 2010/02/28 ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO #61218 $28.50 2010/02/28 ALMARODE, ANGELA RUTH $185.96 2010/02/28 ALMARODE, JAN SHAVER $84.16 2010/02/28 ALMARODE, KEVIN GLENN $206.66 2010/02/28 ALMARODE, NICOLE APRIL $221.23 2010/02/28
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