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Commissioners approve property tax exemption for planned Crossroads Point recreation center

Jerome County Board of Commissioners · May 4, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a 63-602C charitable property tax exemption for Crossroads Point Recreation and Exposition Center, a proposed 56,000-square-foot facility that will include courts and event space.

Mark Swenson and Blair Crouch presented a 63‑602C charitable property tax exemption application for Crossroads Point Recreation and Exposition Center. Blair Crouch described the planned facility as a 56,000‑square‑foot recreation and expo center that would include courts for sports such as basketball and pickleball as well as event space.

Commissioner Charles Howell moved, citing an IRS letter and the completed application, "I move to approve the property tax exemption application from Crossroads Point Recreation and Event Center." Commissioner Art Watkins seconded the motion and it passed. Commissioner Ben Crouch had recused himself for the discussion and returned after the vote.