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Reno County approves interlocal agreement to extend Kingman County NRP to Kingman‑Reno Fire District in Kingman side
Summary
Commissioners approved an interlocal agreement requested by Kingman County to allow the Kingman‑Reno Fire District to participate in Kingman County's Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) tax rebates for qualifying commercial properties on the Kingman side of the district.
Reno County commissioners voted to approve an interlocal agreement requested by Kingman County that allows the Kingman‑Reno Fire District to participate in Kingman County’s Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) for properties that lie on the Kingman side of the fire district.
Patrick, the county counselor, explained the request: because the Kingman‑Reno Fire District spans parts of both Reno and Kingman counties, Kingman County wants to extend rebates under its NRP to the fire district portion that lies within Kingman County. The agreement would allow property owners on the Kingman side who qualify under Kingman County’s NRP to receive rebates for both their county taxes and the fire district portion of taxes during the NRP period.
Why this matters: The interlocal agreement mirrors arrangements Reno County has made in the past to allow NRP rebates across overlapping taxing jurisdictions and lets property owners on Kingman County’s side of the fire district access the same rebate structure.
The commission moved, seconded and approved the requested interlocal participation by roll call. Commissioners voted unanimously in favor at the meeting; no county funding was required for this action.
Ending: The agreement was approved and staff will file the appropriate documentation to formalize Kingman County’s NRP extension to the fire district portion on its side.
