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Board adopts PPTRA allocation for Tax Year 2026; county will not change rates
Summary
Shenandoah County approved a resolution to allocate Personal Property Tax Relief Act funds for qualifying personal use vehicles for Tax Year 2026, with county leaders noting the allocation follows state-provided amounts and that the county is not adjusting tax rates.
Shenandoah County supervisors approved a resolution to allocate Personal Property Tax Relief Act (PPTRA) funds for qualifying personal use vehicles for Tax Year 2026 at the April 28 meeting.
County Administrator Evan Vass explained the background of the resolution and that the allocation follows what the state provides for the county. Supervisor Mark Dotson emphasized that this is a function of what the state is providing and that the county is not adjusting rates; Chairman Tim Taylor agreed. Vice Chairman Dennis Morris moved to approve the resolution; the motion carried by unanimous roll-call vote.
The minutes do not include detailed dollar amounts for the county’s PPTRA distribution or the per-vehicle relief amounts; the action recorded is the board’s approval to adopt the resolution as presented.
