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Board adopts FY2022–23 budget and sets final tax rate at 0.335061

County of Nemaha, Nebraska Board of Commissioners · July 1, 2026
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Summary

After required public hearings the Nemaha County Board adopted the FY2022–23 budget and set the county's final property-tax rate at 0.335061; the board also approved the treasurer’s distress-warrant actions and authority to issue tax-sale certificates.

Nemaha County followed its statutory budget process with public hearings and formal adoption in September 2022. At the Sept. 14 session the board voted to adopt the FY2022–23 budget and to set the final county tax rate at 0.335061. The board passed a separate resolution allowing the 3.5% allowable increase to the base limitation used in setting the budget.

The treasurer reported distress-warrant activity and the board approved striking several older unpaid personal-property taxes and authorized the treasurer to issue county tax-sale certificates for remaining unpaid 2020 taxes not purchased at the public sale. Those actions were recorded in the meeting minutes and reflected required notice and public-hearing steps under Nebraska law.