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Pawnee County appraiser reports mixed changes to 2026 agricultural use values
Summary
County Appraiser Tina Keeler told commissioners dry land and irrigated land values decreased for 2026 while native grass values increased; she hopes to publish property values by Feb. 19 and summarized pending state bills that could affect assessments.
Appraiser Tina Keeler briefed the Pawnee County commissioners on Jan. 26 that agricultural use values for 2026 show decreases for dry land and irrigated land and an increase for native grass. Keeler provided estimates and said she plans to release property values on Feb. 19, 2026, if schedule holds.
Keeler also updated the board on pending House and Senate bills that may affect assessment practices and told commissioners how those bills could influence property valuations. The minutes do not specify the bill numbers or the dollar amounts of the valuation changes; Keeler presented preliminary estimates and the timeline for publishing values.
