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Buffalo County Board of Equalization approves valuation changes and multiple motor-vehicle tax-exemption renewals
Summary
During a recess to convene as the Board of Equalization on June 9, the Buffalo County Board approved assessor-submitted valuation changes, renewed motor-vehicle tax exemptions for several nonprofits (with abstentions recorded on some votes), and approved Tax List Corrections 5227–5235.
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The Buffalo County Board reconvened as the Board of Equalization on June 9, 2026 and approved a set of valuation changes submitted by County Assessor Roy Meusch and several motor-vehicle tax-exemption (MVET) renewals presented by County Treasurer Brenda Rohrich.
The Board approved the valuation-change listings as submitted by the County Assessor (motions recorded by roll call). The Board then considered MVET renewals. The Board approved a MVET renewal for Community Action Partnership of Mid‑Nebraska covering a long list of vehicles (model years listed in the minutes range from 1999 to 2025); the recorded vote on that motion was 'Aye' from Commissioners Maendele, Loeffelholz, Higgins and Klein, with Commissioner Kouba recorded as abstain and Commissioner Lynch absent.
The Board also approved MVET renewals for Mother Hull Home and for Mid‑Nebraska Individual Services (with an abstention recorded by Commissioner Klein on the Mid‑Nebraska Individual Services motion), and approved a renewal for South Central Behavioral Services. The Board approved Tax List Corrections numbered 5227–5235 as submitted by the County Assessor and adjourned the Board of Equalization at 9:40 a.m.
County Treasurer Brenda Rohrich read vehicle lists into the record for each nonprofit application; the minutes contain the complete enumerations of makes, models and model years. These vehicle lists are recorded in the official minutes and are available in the county record. Votes and abstentions are recorded in the minutes as noted above.
