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Board of Equalization approves multiple motor-vehicle tax exemptions and schedules permissive-exemption hearings

Buffalo County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Equalization approved motor-vehicle tax exemptions for Press on Ministry and Grace Fellowship, authorized permissive-exemption consideration for Nebraska Aids Project and Two Rivers Public Health (the latter with one abstention), and adjourned back to the regular meeting.

The Buffalo County Board convened as the Board of Equalization on March 29 to consider motor-vehicle tax exemption applications and permissive-exemption requests.

The board approved a tax-exemption application from Press on Ministry for a 2017 Kia SUV after a brief hearing during which Teri Wilson answered questions on behalf of the applicant. The board also approved Grace Fellowship’s renewal for a 2004 Ford Econoline and a 2008 Ford Econoline commercial cutaway.

The board approved a permissive-exemption waiver request for the Nebraska Aids Project and authorized County Assessor Roy Meusch to consider the permissive exemption with a public hearing. It also approved a permissive-exemption waiver request for Two Rivers Public Health and authorized the assessor to proceed to a public hearing; Commissioner Daniel Lynch recorded an abstention on that vote.

After the BOE actions the board adjourned and reconvened the regular commissioners meeting.