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Richardson County Board of Equalization hears four property valuation protests; no rulings recorded
Summary
The Richardson County Board of Equalization met June 24 and heard four property valuation protests (filings #2026-007 through #2026-010). The meeting minutes note the protests were heard but do not record any final rulings; the board approved the agenda and adjourned.
The Richardson County Board of Equalization met at 11:00 a.m. June 24 and heard four property valuation protests, filings #2026-007 through #2026-010, but the meeting record does not show any rulings or final actions on those protests. Chairman John Caverzagie called the meeting to order, and roll call recorded board members Karas and Campbell, Assessor Kim Riggs and County Clerk Mary L. Eickhoff.
Caverzagie moved to approve the agenda as posted; board member Karas seconded. The board took a roll-call vote: Karas-aye, Campbell-aye, Caverzagie-aye, and the motion carried. The agenda was noted as posted at the Richardson County Courthouse entrances and on the county website.
The minutes state that property valuation protests for filings #2026-007 through #2026-010 were heard. The record does not include motions, votes, or dispositions resolving those specific protests, nor does it indicate whether hearings on those filings were continued or decided at a later date.
Board member Karas moved to adjourn at 11:23 a.m.; Campbell seconded. Roll-call vote was recorded as Karas-aye, Campbell-aye and Caverzagie-aye, and the meeting adjourned.
Because the meeting minutes do not report outcomes for the listed protests, any party seeking the board’s decision should consult the county clerk’s office or subsequent minutes for formal rulings or scheduled follow-up proceedings.
