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City assessor: Minot taxable value up ~5.5% for 2026; Board of Equalization set for April 7
Summary
City Assessor Ryan Kimrowski told the council Minot’s taxable valuation is estimated to rise about 5.5% for 2026, with residential properties comprising 54% of value; he urged property owners with concerns to attend the April 7 Board of Equalization meeting.
City Assessor Ryan Kimrowski told the Minot City Council that his office estimates roughly a 5.5% increase to the city’s overall taxable value for 2026 and reviewed the distribution of valuations and credits.
Kimrowski said Minot’s taxable valuation (excluding government buildings) is about $6.5 billion and that residential property makes up about 54% of that value while commercial properties are roughly 35%. He said the…
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