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Shiawassee County adopts $3.988 billion total equalized valuation for 2025
Summary
The Shiawassee County Board of Commissioners adopted the 2025 Total County Equalized Value at $3,988,530,987 and set a tentative taxable value of $2,704,022,416. The resolution passed 6-1; Commissioners also received the detailed class breakdown used for county equalization.
The Shiawassee County Board of Commissioners on April 9 adopted Resolution No. 25-04-04 setting the county's Total Equalized Value for 2025 at $3,988,530,987 and the Tentative Taxable Value at $2,704,022,416.
Commissioner Howard moved the resolution and Commissioner Holzhausen seconded. The motion passed 6 yeas to 1 nay, with Commissioner Shepard recorded as the lone dissent. The resolution and related forms (L-4024, L-4037) were authorized for signature by the board chair and county clerk.
The resolution lists county equalized values by class: agricultural $774,428,330; commercial $291,870,120; industrial $66,781,750; residential $2,512,681,990; total real property $3,645,762,190; and total personal property $342,768,797, producing the total equalized value of $3,988,530,987. The minutes state the board adopted those class values in accordance with Michigan Compiled Law Section 211.34.
Adoption of the county equalized value is a statutory step that establishes the baseline for local millage calculations and for individual taxing jurisdictions to prepare tax rolls. The county clerk was directed to execute required equalization documents for filing and tax administration.
