Scotts Bluff County Board Adds Realtor Market-Analysis Option, Sets June 30 Deadline for Protest Evidence
The Board updated its annual taxpayer guidance to expressly allow market analyses by licensed real estate agents as comparables and set a June 30 deadline for protest documentation to be considered without delay. The assessor will continue to accept appraisals and recent arm's-length sales.
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Scotts Bluff County commissioners voted to revise the board's "letter to taxpayers" that explains how property valuations are protested. The revision adds language clarifying that, under the board's comparison tools, taxpayers may submit comparables such as "a market analysis by a licensed real estate agent" as evidence under item 12(c). Commissioners also set a filing deadline that documentation supporting a protest must be submitted to the assessor's office by June 30 to be included in the review period.
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