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Lancaster County board approves motor vehicle tax exemptions for multiple nonprofits and churches

Lancaster County Board of Equalization · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The Lancaster County Board of Equalization on March 3 approved motor vehicle tax-exemption applications for a slate of nonprofit and faith-based organizations, voting 4-0 with one abstention after a public hearing with no speakers.

The Lancaster County Board of Equalization on March 3 approved motor vehicle tax-exemption applications for a group of nonprofit and faith-based organizations following a public hearing at which no members of the public spoke. Commissioner Sean Flowerday moved the approval and Commissioner Rick Vest seconded; Commissioners Vest, Chelsea Johnson, Flowerday and Chair Christa Yoakum voted yes and Commissioner Matt Schulte abstained, resulting in a 4-0 approval with one abstention.

The applications approved include organizations listed on the agenda: Vital Services Inc.; Nebraska United Methodist Foundation; Dialysis Center of Lincoln Inc.; Lincoln Baptist Church; Camp Sonshine; Grace Chapel PCA; Temple Baptist Church; Food Bank of Lincoln Inc.; Haven Manor Hickman LLC; Nebraska Wesleyan University; City Impact; Tabitha Inc.; Eventide Senior Living; Christian Church in Nebraska; Lincoln Berean Church; Catholic Social Services; Northern Lighthouse Church; Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital; Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders; Union College dba Union Adventist University.

Chair Christa Yoakum opened and then closed the public hearing after no one appeared to speak. The Board took the approval as a formal action during the Public Hearing Action Items portion of the agenda. No amendments or conditions to the approvals were recorded in the minutes.

The minutes record that the Board approved the motion and moved on to other business; no further discussion or formal appeals were noted in the transcript.