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Board cancels $1,702.74 in taxes after homeowner exemption removed for unknown reason
Summary
The Jerome County Board of Commissioners approved canceling $1,702.74 in taxes for parcel RPJ13870020070 after staff and the assessor could not verify why a homeowner's exemption was removed; the vote was unanimous.
The Jerome County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to cancel $1,702.74 in property taxes for parcel RPJ13870020070 after a homeowner's exemption attached to the parcel was found to have been removed for an unknown reason.
Resident Mayra Sandoval met with the Board to raise the issue and thanked the commissioners for meeting with her. "Mayra wanted to thank the Board for being able to meet with her today," the minutes record. Staff member Nina Lagle said she contacted the assessor's office, which was unable to verify why the exemption was removed.
Commissioner Ben Crouch moved to approve the tax cancellation; Commissioner Art Watkins seconded and the motion passed with a unanimous vote. The minutes record the motion as the Board canceling the taxes while noting the homeowner's exemption had been removed for an unknown reason. The action resolves Sandoval's immediate liability for the stated amount; the minutes do not record any further follow-up or reassessment steps.
