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Board of Equalization approves tax roll corrections, acts on 38 valuation protests and OKs printing postcards for LB644 hearing

Dodge County Board of Supervisors · July 9, 2025
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Summary

During a Board of Equalization session the board approved tax roll corrections, recorded TERC hearing notices, received hundreds of valuation protests, acted on 38 protests with varied outcomes (14 denied, 21 building adjustments, 1 land adjustment) and authorized printing of postcards for a joint public hearing on LB644.

The Dodge County Board of Equalization met immediately after the Board of Supervisors on July 9 and unanimously approved tax roll corrections #5779–#5782. The Board received correspondence from the Nebraska Tax Equalization and Review Commission (TERC) for single commissioner hearings in multiple property cases.

The board authorized use of the State Print Shop to produce postcards for a joint public hearing on LB644, identified in the minutes as the "Property Tax Request Act."

County Assessor Marshall reported receipt of 2025 property valuation protests #146 through #388. The Board received a list of parcels with Forms 425 (Report of Destroyed Real Property) for 2025 and in separate motions accepted the assessor’s recommendations for parcels meeting the 20% damage threshold while denying valuation changes for parcels not meeting the threshold; the County Clerk was authorized to mail notices to owners.

The Board acted on 38 valuation protests: it denied valuation change on 14 parcels, lowered building value on 21 parcels, lowered land value on one parcel, and rejected protests #70 and #71 because the protestor’s information applied to 2024 rather than 2025. The Board adjourned the Board of Equalization until July 16, 2025.