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Michigan caps county treasurer electronic parcel-record fees at 30 cents, $2,000 per request

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Michigan enacted Senate Bill 102 as 2026 Public Act 112 on October 9, 2026, amending section 1 of 1895 Public Act 161. The act adds subsections (6) to (9) to MCL 48.101 for electronic copies of county treasurer records. A treasurer charges at most 30 cents per parcel record, capped at $2,000 per request, and transmits records electronically in a delimited, open-standards format.

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  • The act took immediate effect on October 9, 2026; electronic-copy requests are exempt from the paper fee schedule in MCL 48.101(1), (2), (3) and (5).Michigan LegislatureMichigan Legislature
  • The maximum charge is 30 cents per parcel record, not to exceed $2,000.00 for each request.Michigan Legislature
  • The response must be transmitted electronically in a format documented by an open standards organization with defined, delimited fields.Michigan Legislature
  • A request covering both winter and summer tax bill amounts is a single request subject to the $2,000.00 maximum.Michigan Legislature
  • Records obtained under subsection (6) may not be resold for a commercial purpose.Michigan Legislature
  • Nothing requires a treasurer to provide information it does not maintain, control, manage or possess.Michigan Legislature

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