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Assessor's annual valuations report shows 5.04% increase; county total valuation reported
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Comptroller Blake Ellis presented the County Assessor's annual report showing a 5.04% increase in total assessed valuation year-over-year and described district-level breakdowns; the Excise Board approved the 2026 assessed valuations.
Blake Ellis, comptroller for County Assessor Larry Stein, presented the assessor's annual report to the Excise Board Wednesday, saying the county's total assessed valuation rose about 5.04% from last year. The report lays out valuations for real, personal and public service property and provides separate pages for each school district, vocational centers and city-level breakdowns.
Ellis described how the report removes tax-increment (TIF) increments from district totals and noted the page for Oklahoma City Community College incentive/overlap valuations. "Increase of 5.04% from last year," Ellis said during the presentation. After questions about judgments and documentation and a short discussion about whether some technical valuations should be held at last year's level pending more data, the board voted to approve the assessed valuation report and sign the required pages for state posting.
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