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Fillmore County Board approves tax acceleration for removed mobile home
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the Fillmore County Board of Equalization approved Tax Acceleration #2025-1, a request from the county assessor to accelerate taxes for a mobile home being removed from the tax rolls. The vote was unanimous.
The Fillmore County Board of Equalization on June 9 approved a tax list acceleration for a mobile home scheduled for removal from the county tax rolls.
County Assessor Melissa Houchin presented the item, identified in the minutes as Tax Acceleration #2025-1, saying the acceleration was needed because the mobile home is being removed. Board member Wade Sluka moved to approve the acceleration; Ralph Graham seconded. The board voted unanimously: Ayes — Larry Cerny, Ralph Graham, Kenny Harre, Mark Lightwine, Jeff Neiman, Merle Noel and Wade Sluka. The chairman declared the motion carried.
The action adjusts the assessor’s tax list to reflect removal of the mobile home; the minutes do not provide additional detail on the property’s location or the effective date of removal. The board’s minutes record the action as routine and do not include any recorded dissent.
The board did not set further public hearings on the item. The meeting adjourned at 9:04 a.m.; the next regular meeting is scheduled for June 23, 2026.
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