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Kay County board approves five-year manufacturing ad valorem tax exemptions for four companies
Summary
At its April 1 meeting the Kay County Equalization Board approved 2026 five-year Manufacturer’s Ad Valorem Tax Exemption applications for Continental Carbon Co., Dorado Foods LLC, Dolese Bros., Co., and Mertz Integration, LLC, on a unanimous vote after presentation by the county assessor.
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Assessor Janell Leaming presented Notices of Approval of Manufacturer’s Ad Valorem Tax Exemptions and submitted the 2026 Five-Year Manufacturing Exemption Applications for the Board’s consideration. The applications listed were for Continental Carbon Co. (XM-2, XM-3, XM-4); Dorado Foods, LLC (XM-1, XM-2, XM-3, XM-5); Dolese Bros., Co. (XM-5); and Mertz Integration, LLC (XM-1).
Christy Kennedy moved to approve the 2026 five-year exemption applications and Jeff Wilson seconded. The motion carried with Rod Reese, Jeff Wilson and Christy Kennedy recorded as voting aye. The transcript records the action as approval of the applications presented by Assessor Leaming; no additional conditions or roll-call comments are recorded in the meeting minutes.
The meeting minutes do not specify fiscal impact estimates, the assessed values affected, or any follow-up reporting requirements. The transcript records only the formal presentation of Notices of Approval and the board’s motion to approve the applications; additional documentation would be required to identify projected revenue impacts or implementation steps.
