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County appraiser reports mixed 2026 valuation changes: residential up, irrigated crops down

Clay County Board of Commissioners · February 2, 2026
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Summary

County Appraiser Danny Mesalles reported projected 2026 valuation changes: irrigated and non‑irrigated farmland down 5–10%; pasture up 3–5%; residential values up 8–12%; commercial up 3–6%.

County Appraiser Danny Mesalles presented the county's 2026 valuation outlook to the board. He reported projected changes in property classes: irrigated and non‑irrigated agricultural land expected to decrease 5–10%, pasture values to increase 3–5%, residential values to spike 8–12%, and commercial values to rise 3–6%.

Mesalles also presented an agricultural graph showing year-by-year changes and received board approval for a staff training event in Salina, Kansas.