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Assessor reports exemption sign-ups totaling roughly 6,000–8,000; former assessor to assist briefly

Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners (Staff Meeting) · February 23, 2026
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Summary

Assessor Koko Knudtson reported about 2,180 signups for the 50% long-term homeowner exemption and 4,142 for the 25% exemption, estimating total participation of 6,000–8,000; commissioners consented to a brief, roughly 30-hour assistance by former Assessor Paul Fall.

Sheridan County Assessor Koko Knudtson told the board that current signups include approximately 2,180 for the 50% long-term homeowner exemption and 4,142 for the 25% exemption; she estimated overall participation in the exemptions program could range between 6,000 and 8,000 countywide.

Knudtson asked the board to approve having former Assessor Paul Fall assist with specific assessment processes and the August tax rollover for roughly 30 hours at a rate consistent with his prior compensation; Chairwoman Haswell asked for unanimous consent and recorded no objections. The board did not formalize a motion but provided consent for the short-term assistance.