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Gage County board approves dozens of valuation reductions after property protests

Gage County Board of Equalization · July 20, 2026
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Summary

The Gage County Board of Equalization on July 20, 2026, approved referee-recommended valuation changes and individual motions that reduced assessed values on multiple parcels, including both residential and large investment properties. Several motions passed unanimously; one change passed 3-1.

The Gage County Board of Equalization met July 20 and approved a slate of valuation changes following property valuation protests and referee recommendations. Acting Chairman Gary Lytle read referee recommendations into the record, and a motion by Supervisor Rex Adams, seconded by Supervisor Rick Clabaugh, approved the list of valuation changes with the exception of parcels covered by separate motions; that motion carried 4-0.

Individual motions during the meeting adjusted values on both small residential parcels and large investment properties. For example, supervisors approved changing parcel #012336100 (Jim & Beth Lohse) to $6,000 and parcel #012272000 (Jim & Beth Lohse) to $4,000 after a motion by Supervisor Terry Jurgens seconded by Adams (motion carried 4-0). Acting Chairman Gary Lytle confirmed the list of affected parcels was read into the record as presented by the referees. The board adjourned at 4:31 p.m. and scheduled continuation for July 21, 2026.