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Supervisor reports ongoing property inspections, plans mid-September publication of 2025 assessments
Summary
The supervisor of assessments said staff are completing property inspections and valuing farmland and expect to publish 2025 assessments in mid-September.
An unnamed Supervisor of Assessments told the Election, Tax and Tech Committee that staff have been conducting property inspections, valuing farmland and starting work on drainage abatements and that the office is working toward a mid-September publication of the 2025 assessments.
The supervisor described ongoing fieldwork and valuation activity as the primary focus of the office’s current workload. “We have been working very hard [on] property inspections and valuing a farm land and, starting to work on the new drainage debasements. Working towards a mid September publication of the 2025 assessments,” the supervisor said.
Committee members did not take formal action on the assessment timeline at the meeting. The supervisor did not provide a detailed breakdown of how many parcels had been inspected, the total estimated value change, or the precise public notice schedule; those details were not specified.
The comment was made during the committee’s regular reports portion of the agenda; follow-up or formal adoption of assessment figures would occur through the statutory assessment and appeals process overseen by the assessor’s office and any applicable county procedures.
