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Kingsbury County approves agricultural classification changes for several parcels
Summary
The board approved changes to agricultural land status affecting multiple properties: six parcels lost Ag exemption, two newly qualified, plus three Ag land edits and two soil changes, all approved unanimously.
Kingsbury County’s Board of Equalization approved a set of agricultural classification changes affecting multiple parcels in the county. Director of Equalization Tammy Anderson reported that six properties no longer qualified for the agricultural exemption while two properties now qualified for Ag land status; the report also noted three Ag land changes and two soil classification changes. On a motion by Commissioner Roger Walls, seconded by Commissioner Corey Lundquist, the board approved the changes with all present voting aye.
The board’s action was taken as part of routine annual assessment reviews. The changes will alter the tax treatment of the listed parcels for the 2026 assessment year; the minutes record the board’s unanimous approval but do not list parcel numbers in the published summary.
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