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Harvey County reports March sales tax down month‑to‑date but up 5.4% year‑to‑date

Board of Harvey County Commissioners · March 31, 2026
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Summary

Assistant County Administrator/Finance Director Shannon Kingsley reported March sales tax collections were about 2.7% lower month‑to‑date, while year‑to‑date totals rose about 5.4% compared with the same period last year; first-quarter 2026 receipts were reported as $1,705,917.

Harvey County finance staff presented the county's March sales and compensating use tax report and noted mixed monthly and year‑to‑date results.

"Sales tax collections are down about 2.7% for the month to date totals but still up about 5.4% for the year to date totals compared to the same period last year," Assistant County Administrator/Finance Director Shannon Kingsley told the board. The meeting materials include monthly figures and show a 1st quarter 2026 total of $1,705,917.

Kingsley and staff flagged the March dip against ongoing year‑to‑date growth and provided supporting tables that show monthly and quarterly comparisons going back several years. Commissioners did not take specific action on the report beyond receiving the information and discussing calendar items.