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Comfrey board of review raises 2025 property values; residential up 10.787 percent
Summary
Brown County Assessor Anne Grunert told the City of Comfrey Board of Review that residential property values will increase 10.787 percent and commercial values 3.702 percent for 2025, based on six qualified sales and to comply with state guidelines. The board adjourned at 7:25 p.m.
The City Council of Comfrey, meeting Monday as the Board of Review, approved adjustments to property valuations for 2025, with residential values rising 10.787 percent and commercial values rising 3.702 percent, Brown County Assessor Anne Grunert said.
Grunert reviewed a report showing six qualified sales in Comfrey that formed the basis for the changes and said the adjustments were made to comply with state guidelines. She also noted that Cottonwood County reported a 6 percent overall increase in valuations.
Mayor Richter presided over the session. City Assessor Amos Vogel and Cottonwood County Assessor David Grev were present for the review; no community members attended. On a motion by Arnsdorf, seconded by Evers, the board adjourned at 7:25 p.m.
The meeting record lists the percentage changes and the number of qualified sales as the factual bases for the adjustments; the transcript did not specify a vote tally or provide further detail on appeals or next steps.
