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Morton County board approves 2021 property valuations, sets county total at $3.706 billion
Summary
The Morton County Board of Tax Equalization unanimously approved a set of 2021 property valuations for cities, a township and unincorporated county areas on June 10, 2021, establishing a countywide assessed value of $3,706,390,900. Each motion carried with all present commissioners voting aye; Commissioner Buckley was absent.
The Morton County Board of Tax Equalization voted unanimously on June 10, 2021, to approve a series of 2021 property valuations for municipalities, a township and unincorporated county property, finalizing a countywide assessed value of $3,706,390,900.
The meeting, called to order at 6:00 PM by Chairman Ronald Leingang at the Morton County Courthouse in Mandan, recorded the presence of Commissioners Zachmeier, Boehm and Morrell, Auditor Dawn R. Rhone and State's Attorney Koppy; Commissioner Buckley was absent.
Over the course of the meeting the board approved the following valuations (motion mover and seconder listed where recorded): City of Mandan — $2,237,652,000 (Morrell moved; Boehm seconded); City of New Salem — $55,464,100 (Boehm moved; Morrell seconded); City of Glen Ullin — $36,010,200 (Morrell moved; Zachmeier seconded); City of Hebron — $35,123,900 (Zachmeier moved; Boehm seconded); City of Flasher — $10,729,500 (Boehm moved; Zachmeier seconded); City of Almont — $5,087,700 (Zachmeier moved; Morrell seconded); Captains Landing Township — $19,240,900 (Boehm moved; Zachmeier seconded).
The board also approved adjusted sub-totals and county values: City of Mandan total commercial value after adjustments — $667,295,200 (Zachmeier moved; Boehm seconded); City of Hebron total residential value after adjustments — $25,610,200 (Morrell moved; Boehm seconded); Morton County unincorporated valuation — $1,307,235,000 (Boehm moved; Morrell seconded). The board then approved the 2021 total Morton County value after adjustments at $3,706,390,900 (Morrell moved; Zachmeier seconded). In each case the minutes state that "all voting aye, motion carried." Commissioner Buckley was recorded as absent for the meeting.
No public comment, debate or amendments are recorded in the transcript; the record shows a sequence of motions and roll-call outcomes that finalized the 2021 assessed valuations. The meeting adjourned at 7:41 PM; the minutes include signature lines for Chairman Ronald Leingang and County Auditor Dawn R. Rhone.
