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Board of Equalization approves motor vehicle tax-exempt applications for multiple nonprofits

Lancaster County Board of Commissioners · November 5, 2025
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Summary

Lancaster County's Board of Equalization on Nov. 4 approved motor vehicle tax-exempt applications for a list of nonprofit and institutional applicants after a public hearing with no testimony; approvals were recorded by roll call.

The Lancaster County Board of Equalization on Nov. 4 opened a public hearing on motor vehicle tax-exempt applications and approved a slate of applicants after receiving no public testimony.

The clerk read the list of applicants that were before the Board, which included Nebraska Crop Improvement Association, Hope Spoke Nebraska, Nebraska Wesleyan University, Tabitha Health Care Inc., Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital, Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties, Bryan Medical Center, Christian Records Service Inc., CityLight North Lincoln Church, CenterPointe, and School Sisters of Christ the King. After opening the hearing and seeing no speakers, the board closed the hearing and moved to approve the motor vehicle tax-exempt applications; the motion passed on roll call.

No public comment was offered during the hearing or the reserved public-comment period. The board then adjourned the Board of Equalization session.