Comanche County files $3.19 million claim against state for ad valorem reimbursement
Summary
The board approved filing Oklahoma Tax Commission Claim Form 969 seeking $3,185,856.00 from the Ad Valorem Reimbursement Fund for revenue losses tied to veterans and surviving-spouse exemptions for the 2025 tax year.
The Board of Comanche County Commissioners authorized filing a notarized claim with the Oklahoma Tax Commission seeking reimbursement under Title 62, Section 193 for lost ad valorem revenue related to veterans and surviving-spouse exemptions for the 2025 tax year.
The claim, entered on Claim Form 969 and recorded in the meeting minutes, is for $3,185,856.00. The claim approval was part of the consent/claims approvals and passed with Commissioners John, Powers and Chairman Johnny Owens voting aye. The meeting text does not include supporting schedules or the county’s underlying calculation details; the minutes record only the claim amount and statutory citation.
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