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Assessor presents property‑valuation corrections; commission approves year‑end adjustments

Carbon County Board of Commissioners · January 8, 2026
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Summary

The county assessor presented several assessor‑initiated corrections — including removing duplicated condominium common‑area valuation, reverting two commercial buildings to prior‑year values, fixing duplicated apartment unit counts, and reclassifying a former animal control facility — and commissioners approved the adjustments.

Carbon County Assessor Kevin presented a set of assessor‑initiated property adjustments and the commission approved them by motion.

Kevin told commissioners the first adjustment was to remove valuation on condominium common area because the value was already captured in individual condominium units: ‘‘This is common area for condominium...we just need to appeal that one so that it's got a 0 value,’’ he said. He also recommended returning two commercial office buildings – including a Department of Wildlife building and a veterans building in Price – to last year’s values, and described corrections to duplicated apartment units and to the remeasurement and reclassification of the former animal control facility now tied to a purchase by Neil Baker.

Commissioners had no questions on most items and thanked the assessor for the work; Commissioner Martinez moved to approve the assessor‑initiated adjustments and Commissioner Jensen seconded. The motion passed on a voice vote.

Assessor Kevin noted the recommended values were shown on the meeting materials and that staff had inspected and remeasured properties where necessary; the transcript does not list the revised dollar values in plenary discussion.