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Dodge County adopts 2024–25 tax levies; Board of Equalization handles voids, appeals and exemptions
Summary
At its Board of Equalization session the Board adopted the 2024–25 tax levies, approved voiding two tax roll corrections, referred multiple TERC appeals to the County Attorney, and granted motor vehicle tax exemptions for three Midland University vehicles.
The Dodge County Board of Supervisors, sitting as the Board of Equalization on Oct. 16, 2024, unanimously adopted a resolution setting the 2024–2025 tax levies for political subdivisions in the county. Supervisor Strand read the resolution into the record prior to adoption.
During the Equalization session the Board unanimously approved voiding tax roll corrections #5713 and #5714 after Assessor Marshall explained those parcels are in tax sale and voiding is a less cumbersome administrative step than removing and re‑entering them in tax sale to collect fees.
The Board also received multiple Notices of Appeal from the Nebraska Tax Equalization and Review Commission (TERC) — including cases for RVR Bank (formerly First State Bank & Trust Co.), Chad Schoeneck, 47 Holdings LLC and Dale Wimer — and referred those matters to County Attorney Hopkins for handling. County Attorney Hopkins reported the matters for one set of Einspahr cases have been resolved with corrections to be made for one case and valuations to remain for others.
Additionally, the Board accepted County Treasurer Winterstein’s recommendation to grant Form 457 motor vehicle tax exemptions for Midland University on a 2021 Ford Transit van, a 2024 Chevy Trax and a 2017 Ford van, and authorized the chairman to sign the exemption forms. The Board tabled discussion of a proposed six‑year service agreement with Vanguard Appraisals pending further information, with Assessor Marshall asked to report back about a possible three‑year option.
