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Ward County approves tax roll adjustments including farm residence exemptions and mobile-home removals
Summary
The commission approved multiple tax-roll corrections and exemptions, including farm residence exemptions, removal of uninhabitable mobile homes and valuation reductions.
Ward County commissioners on May 6, 2025, approved a slate of tax-roll adjustments presented by Noreen Wilkie, Director of Tax Equalization. Actions included granting farm residence exemptions, removing uninhabitable mobile homes from the roll, correcting parcels removed from parks without permits, and approving a valuation reduction after inspection.
Why it matters: Changes to the tax roll affect property tax liabilities for individual owners and adjust the county’s assessment records for 2024 and 2025.
Details presented to the commission included several named parcels and valuation changes documented in the minutes. Examples in the record include a farm residence exemption applied to a Faul, Kenneth parcel (old true & full value $338,000 changed to $143,000 for 2024; old taxable $15,275 changed to $6,500), and a valuation reduction for a Tyrone Kunnanz parcel in Western Village (2025 old true & full $25,000 changed to $18,000; old taxable $1,125 changed to $810). Several mobile-home park parcels were set to $0 true & full because the mobile homes were recorded as unlivable or removed; the minutes list multiple park lots with new true & full of $0.00.
The Board voted to approve the tax roll as presented. The meeting record does not include appeals or public comments on the specific adjustments.
