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Nance County board approves higher tax‑exemption rate for Accura Health‑Fullerton

Board of Equalization of Nance County · April 1, 2026

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Summary

The Board of Equalization unanimously approved a modification raising Accura Health‑Fullerton’s property tax‑exemption from 71% to 75% after County Assessor Megan Zoucha updated the application to include 2025 data following Department of Revenue review.

County Assessor Megan Zoucha told the Nance County Board of Equalization on March 24 that an updated exemption application for Accura Health‑Fullerton, a for‑profit nursing facility, now includes some 2025 data and yields a higher exemption rate. The change raised the facility’s computed exemption from 71% to 75% following review by the Nebraska Department of Revenue.

After Zoucha presented the revised figures, the board voted to approve the modification on a motion by Scott Russell, seconded by Darren Nelson. County Clerk Adrian F. Chlopek recorded the roll call: AYES — Ralph Horacek, Steve Crouse, Andy Ditter, Robert Voichoskie, Darren Nelson, Scott Russell and Timothy C. Cornwell; NAYS — none. The motion carried unanimously.

The modification began as an application that contained data from 2022 through 2024; the Department of Revenue requested that at least some information from 2025 be added, which changed the exemption percentage. The board’s action on March 24 implemented the assessor’s updated submission. The meeting also approved the agenda and the minutes of the March 10, 2026 meeting and adjourned after routine business.