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Buffalo County Board of Equalization approves destroyed‑property filings and several motor‑vehicle tax exemptions

Buffalo County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

At its July 22 session, the Board of Equalization approved two Report of Destroyed Real Property Form 425 filings (parcels 500134010 and 380199010) and granted motor‑vehicle tax exemptions to several nonprofits and a school; one exemption renewal recorded an abstention.

The Buffalo County Board of Equalization on July 22 approved destroyed‑property filings and renewed multiple motor‑vehicle tax exemptions.

Chairperson Sherry L. Morrow opened a hearing on a Report of Destroyed Real Property Form 425 for Beverly Thomas‑Richards (parcel 500134010) at 9:30 A.M.; no one addressed the Board and the Board approved the form on a motion by Commissioner Ronald Loeffelholz, seconded by Commissioner Daniel Lynch. At 9:33 A.M. the Board opened the hearing for Craig and Heidi Wietjes; Craig Wietjes spoke in favor and the Board approved their Form 425 for parcel 380199010 (motion by Ivan Klein, second by Daniel Lynch).

The Board also approved several motor‑vehicle tax exemption renewals presented by County Treasurer Brenda Rohrich: Catholic High School of Kearney (2023 Ford Expedition Max XLT 4X4) was approved (motion by Daniel Lynch, second by Bill Maendele); Community Action Partnership of Mid‑Nebraska (2015 Hyundai Sonata) was approved (motion by Ronald Loeffelholz, second by Ivan Klein) with Commissioner Myron Kouba recorded as abstaining; Grace Fellowship’s multiple vehicles and trailers were approved (motion by Loeffelholz, second by Kouba); and The Salvation Army’s listed vehicles were approved (motion by Klein, second by Loeffelholz). Roll call votes are recorded in the minutes as shown.

Why it matters: destroyed‑property filings affect local tax rolls and exemptions remove taxable status for qualifying nonprofit vehicles. The minutes record parcel numbers, vehicle descriptions, and the recorded abstention for one exemption renewal.