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County Assessor says Goodyear "may still rise to the surface to protest" business‑personal exemption
Summary
Comanche County Assessor Grant Edwards told the Equalization Board June 22 that Goodyear may file a protest concerning business‑personal property covered under an exempt manufacturing classification; no formal protest or vote occurred at the meeting.
County Assessor Grant Edwards told the Comanche County Equalization Board on June 22, 2026 that "Goodyear may still rise to the surface to protest," referring to a potential protest over business‑personal property that OTC pays under an exempt manufacturing designation. Edwards presented the update during the board's public comments; he did not present a formal protest document or request a vote at the meeting.
Board members did not take action on the matter during the June 22 session. The statement from the assessor was presented as information: the board recorded the possibility of a future protest but did not change any assessments or enter any motions related to Goodyear. No timeline or additional documentation was provided during the meeting.
