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Richardson County Board of Equalization hears six property valuation protests
Summary
At its June 17 meeting, the Richardson County Board of Equalization approved its agenda and heard property valuation protests for filings #2026-001 through #2026-006; no rulings or vote outcomes on those protests are recorded in the minutes.
The Richardson County Board of Equalization convened at 11:00 a.m. on June 17, 2026, at the Richardson County Courthouse. Chairman John Caverzagie called the meeting to order, and roll call was answered by Karas, Campbell and Caverzagie; Assessor Kim Riggs and Deputy Clerk-Elections Keia Frederick were present.
Board member Karas moved to approve the agenda “as posted,” and Chairman Caverzagie seconded. The board recorded a roll-call vote of Karas—aye, Campbell—aye and Caverzagie—aye, and the motion carried. The agenda was posted at the courthouse (First Floor Lobby and Lower-Level Lobby), on the Commissioners Meeting Room door (Second Floor) and on the county website, www.richardsoncountyne.gov.
The board then "heard" property valuation protests for filings #2026-001 through #2026-006, as noted in the official minutes. The minutes state that the protests were heard but do not include testimony details, staff recommendations, findings, or any formal rulings or vote tallies related to those individual filings.
A motion to adjourn, made by Karas and seconded by Chairman Caverzagie, passed by roll call (Karas—aye, Campbell—aye, Caverzagie—aye). The board adjourned at 11:37 a.m. The meeting record is signed by John Caverzagie, Chairman, and Keia Frederick, Deputy Clerk-Elections.
The minutes do not specify next steps regarding the listed valuation protests (for example, whether decisions will be issued in writing or scheduled for a future meeting).
