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Pittsburg County tax-roll board unanimously approves corrections to multiple 2024–25 accounts
Summary
The Pittsburg County Tax Roll Correction Board met Jan. 12, 2026, and unanimously approved corrections to several 2024 and 2025 tax-roll accounts, addressing misassessments, late exemption filings and administrative processing errors.
The Pittsburg County Tax Roll Correction Board met in special session on Jan. 12, 2026, in the County Commissioners Conference Room and voted unanimously to approve a series of tax-roll corrections for tax years 2024 and 2025.
The board approved formal corrections for cases numbered #5273 through #5284. The cases included a range of administrative and assessment issues: improvements assessed to the wrong parcel (Frog Eagle Properties LLC, #5273 and #5274); charitable ad valorem exemption forms filed after the tax roll was created (Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Tulsa, #5275 and #5276); a rendition penalty applied in error despite on-time filing (MH–John & Keri Nichols, #5277); failed or incorrect property split processing (Mary C. Lewis #5278; Carlton Bass #5280; Classic Country Land LLC #5284); accounts that should have been made inactive after interests were combined (Jodi J. Wilson, #5279); owner-reported removals not processed for 2025 (Aaron Matthew Workman & Tracey Deanna Workman, #5281); and an estate matter in which personal property was sold after the owner’s December 2024 death (Nancy A. Loveless, #5282). The Lake House General Store LLC (#5283) was listed for values that failed to update correctly.
Matt McGowan moved to approve the tax-roll corrections as presented; Chairman Ross Selman seconded. The vote was recorded as aye by Ross Selman, Matt McGowan and Cathy Ridenour, with no nays. The motion was recorded as passed, authorizing the assessor/clerical corrections described in the petitions.
The agenda for the special meeting was approved with a roll-call correction (the minutes were amended to read Ross Selman rather than Charlie Rogers). The board reported no unfinished business, and Selman moved to adjourn; Ridenour seconded. The meeting adjourned after the unanimous vote.
The corrections affect individual property accounts and administrative assessments; the minutes do not specify dollar amounts or changes to tax liabilities in each case. Owners or their representatives seeking detailed accounting of individual adjustments should contact the county assessor’s office for the amended account records.
