The Board of Equalization approved its regular meeting schedule for 2026 and took a series of routine actions, including accepting process reports and minutes and approving staff recommendations to deny three late-filed property valuation petitions. The meeting concluded after a short administrative agenda.

The moderator opened the session and introduced the first item: a resolution adopting the Board of Equalizations regular meeting schedule for 2026. The motion to approve the resolution was made, seconded and carried after members voiced their ayes. The board then moved through routine business, approving minutes and both the assessor process report and the BOE hearing process report.

On an item discussing petitions filed after the deadline, a participant identified in the transcript only as "Bert" described the staff position and the operational context. "Since we have most of our assessors gone to assessors school, we don't have any factual questions this year this week," Bert said, and added, "So, we're recommending deny on all 3 years." The board approved the recommendation as presented; the transcript records the motion, second and aye votes but does not list who moved, seconded or the individual vote roll-call names and tallies.

No extended debate, public testimony or contested roll-call votes were recorded in the provided transcript excerpts. The meeting concluded after a motion and vote to adjourn. The transcript does not specify the names of the motion makers or seconders, nor does it provide individual vote tallies.

What comes next: the board completed the administrative items on the BOE agenda and adjourned; no further actions or deadlines were listed in the provided record.