Proposed CARD Clinic sale on hold
A woman speaks to a Lincoln County Sheriff's Office deputy on the afternoon of Wednesday, May 7, 2025, at the CARD Clinic in Libby. Following a court order seeking $3.1 million by BNSF Railway, the sheriff was forced to close the building and seize its assets. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
While many wait on U.S. District Court Judge Dana Christensen’s rulings regarding Libby’s shuttered CARD Clinic, new court filings indicate the July 2 sheriff’s sale will be put on hold.
Due to state law requirements, Lincoln County Sheriff Darren Short signed a notice June 5, giving notice to the sheriff's sale. The proceeds from the proposed sale would go to satisfying the $3.1 million judgment for the plaintiff, BNSF, with interest and costs.
According to Montana code, the sheriff's office has 120 days from the day it received the writ to conduct the sale. The sale would include the real property as well as office equipment, furnishings, other machinery, fixtures and equipment.
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