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Board of Equalization approves motor-vehicle tax exemption for Community Action Partnership of Mid Nebraska

2138707 · January 22, 2025
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Summary

The Lincoln County Board of Equalization approved a tax-exemption application for five vehicles owned by the Community Action Partnership of Mid Nebraska for client and staff transportation, following the county treasurer's recommendation.

At its Jan. 21 session the Lincoln County Board of Equalization approved a motor-vehicle tax-exemption application for five vehicles submitted by the Community Action Partnership of Mid Nebraska for use transporting clients and staff within Lincoln County.

The application, submitted under statute-authority procedures administered by the county treasurer, was recommended for approval by Sherry Newton. A board member moved to approve the application and another commissioner seconded the motion.

The roll call recorded on the transcript for the Board of Equalization action shows Woodruff voting Aye, Bruns voting Aye and Mueller voting Aye. The item was approved and recorded; the board adjourned the equalization session and reconvened as the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners.

The exemption covers five vehicles and is recorded in the Board of Equalization minutes for Jan. 13 and Jan. 21 as applicable; the transcript notes the county treasurer recommended approval but does not include details such as the exemption statute citation or the vehicles’ titles in the excerpt provided.