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Buffalo County Board of Equalization renews vehicle tax exemptions for three nonprofits
Summary
The Board of Equalization on Dec. 9 approved motor vehicle tax exemption renewals for Community Action Partnership of Mid-Nebraska, South Central Behavioral Services and The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society; the minutes record one abstention (Kouba) on the first application.
The Buffalo County Board of Equalization, meeting Dec. 9 as part of the county board session, approved motor vehicle tax exemption renewals for three nonprofit entities presented by County Treasurer Brenda Rohrich.
The first motion (moved by Ronald Loeffelholz, seconded by Bill Maendele) approved exemption renewals for Community Action Partnership of Mid-Nebraska for a 2018 Dodge Journey, a 2022 Jeep Renegade and a 2024 Chevy Silverado; the minutes record the motion carried, with Commissioner Myron Kouba noted as abstaining in the roll call text. The second motion (moved by Maendele, seconded by Lynch) approved a renewal for South Central Behavioral Services, Inc. for a 2003 Ford Econoline. The third motion (moved by Loeffelholz, seconded by Klein) approved renewals for The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society for three 2012 Chevrolet Malibus. All three motions were recorded as carried by roll call vote.
The minutes list the vehicles by year and model and record the approvals and the roll call outcomes; no exemption application details beyond the vehicle descriptions appear in the minutes.
