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Board approves Resolution 26-27 on homestead credits, veteran exemptions

Mills County Board of Supervisors · July 21, 2026
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Summary

County auditor Amber Farnen presented Resolution 26-27 to approve homestead tax credits and exemptions, military service property exemptions, and disabled veteran homestead credit applications for the 2026 assessment year; the board approved the resolution by voice vote.

Amber Farnen, county auditor, asked the board to approve Resolution 26-27, covering homestead tax credits and exemptions, military service property tax exemptions, and disabled veteran homestead property tax credit applications for the 2026 assessment. Farnen noted some applications were recommended for disallowance and will be handled separately; the board moved, seconded, and approved the resolution by voice vote.

A supervisor commented on upcoming administrative changes to homestead treatment, saying, "It's gonna be fun because homestead is changing from a credit to an exemption," referring to the change in taxable-value treatment that will deduct 10% in taxable value. The auditor confirmed the approved list applies to the 2026 assessment year and that disallowed applications will be signed and notified separately.

The board approved the resolution during the meeting; recording staff will complete the necessary signatures and notifications to affected applicants.