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Kane County adopts 2026 property tax rates; no increase proposed
Summary
The Kane County Commission on June 9 adopted 2026 tax rates with no increases: a county rate of 0.001978 yielding $5,877,289 and a county assessing/collecting rate of 0.000301 yielding $905,004. The board also approved the 2026 Tax Sale Minutes showing nine properties remained unredeemed.
KANAB, Utah — Kane County officials adopted the county'wide property tax rates for 2026 and approved tax‑sale minutes during the June 9 commission meeting.
Clerk/Auditor Chameill Lamb told commissioners the rates were calculated in coordination with the property tax commission and the county assessor, and that the board did not propose any increases for the cycle. The commission adopted a county tax rate of 0.001978, which the minutes record as yielding $5,877,289 in property tax revenue. The rate for assessing and collecting was adopted at 0.000301, yielding $905,004.
Lamb also presented the 2026 Tax Sale Minutes: of 39 properties originally eligible for tax sale, all but nine were redeemed. Commissioner Patty Kubeja moved to approve the tax sale minutes and the motion carried unanimously.
The meeting minutes do not list further action steps for the nine redeemed properties or specify follow‑up timelines; staff will retain records as required by county practice.
