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Vernon County prepares to accept applications for Senior Citizen Tax Credit under Senate Bill 190
Summary
Commissioners approved plans to begin accepting applications for the Senior Citizen Tax Credit under Senate Bill 190; application materials were finalized and county officials will publicize availability via the county website, local radio and newspapers.
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The Vernon County Commission on April 29 prepared to begin accepting applications from property owners eligible for the Senior Citizen Tax Credit enacted in Senate Bill 190. County officials met to finalize application materials and dissemination plans.
Commissioner Cindy Thompson completed the application form during the meeting. County Treasurer/Collector Brent Banes, County Assessor Lena Kleeman, County Recorder Shelly Baldwin, Deputy Recorder Megan Henley and IT contractor Shane Balk (Inetvisions, LLC) participated in preparations; County Business Manager Erik Sommer joined by telephone. The commission agreed to place application information on the county website and to notify residents via KNEM/KNMO radio, the Nevada Daily Mail, the Nevada News, the Neal Center and the Community Center.
The action was recorded as a plan to start taking applications; commissioners also discussed publicizing the program widely so eligible seniors could apply. No formal timeline for application openings beyond the preparations was specified in the minutes.
