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Kingsbury County approves most senior/disabled tax-freeze applications; two remain pending
Summary
The county treasurer reported 107 senior/disabled freeze applications — 98 qualified, 7 denied and 2 pending — and the board approved the qualifying freezes, giving the Treasurer until April 17, 2026 to complete the pending applications.
Treasurer Michelle Longville told the Kingsbury County Board of Equalization on April 15 that the county had received 107 senior/disabled property tax freeze applications for review. Of those, 98 applications were approved as qualifying, seven were denied and two remained pending for additional documentation. Commissioner Troy Nelson moved to approve the qualifying applications; Commissioner Corey Lundquist seconded and the board voted unanimously to approve the 98 qualifying freezes.
The board also approved a request from the Treasurer to allow staff until Friday, April 17, 2026 to complete processing the two pending applications; the minutes note that any applications not received by that date but that would otherwise qualify must be abated in the following January. The record does not list applicant names or parcel identifiers in the meeting transcript.
