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County assessors review Milroy property assessments; tillable farm values unchanged
Summary
Redwood County assessors told the City of Milroy at an April 6 Board of Equalization meeting that five in-city sales informed their review and that tillable agricultural land values will remain unchanged. The council recorded attendance, invited questions and adjourned at 5:35 p.m.
Mayor Margaret Sik called a special City of Milroy Council meeting — sitting as the Board of Equalization — to order at 5:00 p.m. April 6 for a review of property assessments.
Redwood County assessors Jesse Jacobson and Brad Zimmer summarized the county’s review of assessed values for properties in Milroy, reporting five recent sales within the city that were used in their analysis and stating that there would be no change to the tillable value of agricultural land in this review cycle.
The assessors described how sales data and assessment methodology inform valuation but did not propose specific valuation changes to the council during the session. No residents attended the meeting, so the council recorded that no public questions were raised. Clerk/Treasurer Betsy Snyder and the two county assessors were present for the discussion.
Councilmember Chris Schmitt moved to adjourn the special session; Mry Dahmes seconded, and the motion carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 5:35 p.m. The meeting record notes the minutes were approved on April 27, 2026, with Betsy Snyder signing as city clerk/treasurer.
The session was limited to the assessors’ presentation and procedural items; no formal changes to assessment values were recorded during the meeting.
