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Kingsbury County Board approves agricultural classification updates affecting multiple parcels
Summary
The board approved changes to agricultural property classifications on April 15, 2026: six parcels lost Ag exemption status, two parcels were newly qualified, and staff recorded three Ag land changes and two soil changes.
Kingsbury County’s Board of Equalization approved a set of agricultural (Ag) classification changes during its April 15 meeting. Staff reported six properties that no longer qualified for the Ag exemption and two properties that newly qualified; the record also notes three Ag land changes and two soil changes. Commissioner Roger Walls moved to approve the Ag changes and Commissioner Corey Lundquist seconded; the motion passed with all present voting aye.
The updates are part of the board’s routine review of parcel classifications and affect how those properties will be assessed for 2026. The board did not discuss specific parcel identifiers or fiscal effects in the minutes; follow-up at the county assessor’s office would be required to determine individual tax impacts.
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