Saline County Board of Equalization finalizes valuation protests, approves corrections and adjustments
The Board of Equalization met July 14, 16 and 23, 2026, heard assessor testimony and protest evidence, and adopted motions to accept assessor findings, correct a clerical error, lower or raise valuations on specified parcels, accept withdrawals and change one property classification.
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The Saline County Board of Equalization met July 14, reconvened July 16 and July 23, 2026, to hear property valuation protests and consider recommendations from County Assessor Brandi Kelly and Deputy Assessor Daryl Clark. Commissioner Russ Karpisek moved to accept the assessor's testimony that valuations "fall within the statutory range," a motion seconded by Commissioner Ray Rohrig that covered a large set of protests; the board recorded aye votes and the motion carried. The board recorded multiple subsequent motions granting value reductions, raising valuations and correcting a clerical error based on testimony, appraisals, inspections and sale evidence.
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