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Adair County auditor reports confusion over FY27 property tax levy mailing
Summary
Adair County Auditor Mandy Berg told the Board of Supervisors during a March 25 public hearing that several residents called to say the county's FY27 property tax levy mailing was confusing and unclear about whether any action was required; the board opened and closed the hearing the same morning with no additional public comment.
Adair County Auditor Mandy Berg told the Adair County Board of Supervisors on March 25 that several residents called the auditor’s office asking why the county mailed a notice about the FY27 proposed property tax levy and whether any action was required. Berg said "the mailing was confusing and could benefit from improved clarity and organization."
The board, composed of Supervisors Baier, Christoffersen, Hoadley and Chair Jerry Walker (Supervisor Wedemeyer was absent), approved the posted agenda, then moved to open the public hearing on the FY27 proposed property tax levy at 9:01 a.m. The hearing was opened by a motion from Supervisor Christoffersen, seconded by Supervisor Hoadley. After hearing Berg’s report of the inbound calls and receiving no other comments from the public, the board closed the hearing at 9:04 a.m. on a motion from Supervisor Baier, seconded by Supervisor Hoadley. All motions were approved unanimously among members present.
The county record shows no additional public testimony during the hearing. The board adjourned at 9:04 a.m. following routine procedural business. The transcript does not record any vote on the levy amount itself or further direction to staff; the auditor’s note focused on resident feedback about the informational mailing and the need for clearer communication.
