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County appraiser will set values in February amid discussion of proposed 3% cap on valuation increases

Board of County Commissioners of Russell County, Kansas · February 2, 2026
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Summary

Appraiser David Gillmore said he will set new county property values in February and mail notices in March; commissioners discussed proposed state legislation to cap valuation increases at 3 percent.

David Gillmore, the county appraiser, told the commission he will set property values in February and mail valuation notices in March. Commissioners discussed introduced state legislation that would cap valuation increases at 3 percent.

The minutes record the schedule for value-setting and the legislative discussion but do not specify how the proposed cap would be implemented locally or what fiscal impact it might have on county revenues. Further analysis was not recorded in the minutes.