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Wyandotte County appraisers mail 2026 property valuations; appeals due March 26
Summary
Wyandotte County notified property owners of 2026 valuations, reminding residents the appraiser must set values to fair market as of Jan. 1 and that "All appeals must be completed by March 26." The county is offering information sessions and online appeal resources.
Crystal McFed, host of the UG in a Minute community bulletin, said county property owners recently began receiving their 2026 property valuation notices and reminded listeners that the county appraiser must value property "at fair market value as of January 1 of each year."
She said the appraiser's office will hold a series of information sessions across the county to help owners with valuation questions and the appeal process, and that "All appeals must be completed by March 26." Listeners were directed to the county website for the full appeal procedure and session dates.
The announcement did not provide details on session locations beyond a website reference nor did it include specific office contact names. The host repeated that disputing an appraised value requires completing the official appeal by the stated deadline.
Next steps noted on the bulletin were to consult the county's online appraisal resources and attend one of the information sessions if owners have questions about the valuation or how to file an appeal. The host closed the segment by directing residents to the county website for complete details.
