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Minocqua assessor reports roughly $26 million in new construction; tax rolls completed
Summary
Assessor Kitt Koski told the Town of Minocqua Board of Review on April 30, 2026, that the annual report is no longer required, about $26 million in new construction was added this year, and the tax rolls have been completed and signed by the clerk.
Assessor Kitt Koski of Bowmar Appraisals told the Town of Minocqua Board of Review on April 30, 2026, that the annual report is no longer required and that the town saw approximately $26 million in new construction during the assessment year. Koski said the real‑estate market has been strong and that he received very few complaints or phone calls related to assessments.
Koski reported that the tax rolls have been completed and that all open‑book changes have been made. Clerk Roben Haggart inspected and signed the rolls, certifying the completion of that administrative step. The board recorded that there were no hearings for this session.
Those changes — particularly the reported $26 million in new construction — will be reflected in next year’s assessment base and could influence tax levies and individual property assessments, depending on future budget and levy decisions by the town and any overlapping taxing jurisdictions.
The Board of Review adjourned at 11:00 a.m.
