Richardson County board unanimously approves four tax-list corrections

Richardson County Board of Equalization · April 8, 2026

Summary

The Richardson County Board of Equalization approved four tax-list corrections presented by Assessor Riggs during a brief April 8 meeting; the board also approved the posted agenda and adjourned within four minutes.

The Richardson County Board of Equalization voted unanimously Wednesday, April 8, 2026, to approve four tax-list corrections presented by Assessor Riggs during a meeting at the Richardson County Courthouse.

Chairman John Caverzagie called the meeting to order at 8:45 a.m. and announced that the open meeting laws were posted at the meeting-room entrance. Commissioner Karas moved to approve the agenda as posted; Caverzagie seconded the motion. A roll-call vote was recorded as Karas—aye, Campbell—aye and Caverzagie—aye, and the motion carried.

Assessor Riggs presented four tax-list corrections to the board. Chairman Caverzagie moved to approve the corrections; Karas seconded. The board again voted by roll call—Karas—aye, Campbell—aye and Caverzagie—aye—and the motion carried, approving the four corrections. The transcript does not give additional detail about the nature of the corrections.

Commissioner Karas moved to adjourn at 8:49 a.m.; Caverzagie seconded. The motion carried by roll call and the meeting adjourned.

The meeting record lists Mary L. Eickhoff as county clerk and indicates the agenda was posted on the Richardson County website and at the courthouse. No further discussion, public comment, or contested votes are recorded in the meeting minutes.

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