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Commission approves $329.92 mobile-home refund and abates $763.13 after federal agency purchase

Uintah County Commission · April 1, 2026

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Summary

The commission approved a $329.92 refund for a mobile-home personal property tax after a post-payment appraisal and abated $763.13 in centrally assessed tax for property sold in January 2024 to the U.S. Forest Service.

The Uintah County Commission approved two tax items March 31.

Uintah County Assessor Danette Brooks requested a refund of $329.92 for account 2136 (a mobile home owned by Davie Jensen at 126 N. 500 E., Vernal) after the taxpayer submitted an appraisal and updated information that reduced the assessed market value. A commissioner moved to refund the amount and the commission voted to approve the refund by voice vote.

County Treasurer Wendy Long asked the commission to abate $763.13 in property tax for a centrally assessed parcel (serial number 500107218) that was sold in January 2024 to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. Long told commissioners she has asked the state tax commission to remove the parcel from future assessment rolls; a commissioner moved to approve the abatement and the commission voted aye.

Both items were presented as routine tax-administration matters and were approved without extended discussion.