County treasurers must provide listed electronic property records within fee limits

County treasurers must provide requested electronic records that meet these requirements. The records must be in electronic data files and contain listed parcel information for the requested tax year, such as property values, ownership details, or tax bill amounts. Treasurers only have to provide information they maintain, control, manage, or possess. They must send the records electronically in a format documented by an open standards organization, with clearly separated data fields. The act took effect on October 9, 2026.

County treasurers must keep charges for covered electronic records within the stated limits. These limits cover requests for copies of records in electronic data files maintained, controlled, managed, or possessed by county treasurers. These fee limits replace the section's other copying fees for requests covered by the electronic-record rules. A request for both winter and summer tax bill amounts counts as one request. The $2,000 maximum expressly applies when both amounts are available at the time of the request. The act took effect on October 9, 2026.

Recipients may not resell covered electronic records for a commercial purpose. The restriction covers people and organizations that obtain these electronic copies from a county treasurer. The restriction applies to copies obtained through the electronic-record request process in subsection (6). The act took effect on October 9, 2026.