Fremont County sets 2026–2027 mill levy; board approves presented rates unanimously
Summary
The Fremont County Commissioners unanimously approved the 2026–2027 mill levy as presented by the Deputy County Assessor, formalizing countywide, school and special district rates that determine next year’s property tax allocations.
Fremont County’s Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on Aug. 3 to adopt the 2026–2027 mill levy rates as presented by the deputy county assessor.
Vice‑Chairman Mike Jones moved and Commissioner Jennifer Wilson seconded “to set the 2026-2027 Mill Levy to the numbers presented and advised by the Deputy County Assessor. Motion carried unanimously.” The action followed a review of district budgets and a State Board of Equalization resolution that affects the school foundation mills.
Deputy Assessor Angie Wilson, with Ella Riggs filling in for absent Assessor Tara Berg, attested that budgets for the districts were present and read the Valuation Oath under W.S. 18‑3‑204(a)(vii). The board’s vote put into effect the mill rates that will be used in tax calculations for county services, schools and special districts beginning in the 2026–2027 tax year.
The meeting minutes and a detailed report of the adopted rates were posted on Fremont County’s website; the commissioners also set a reconvening date for the regular meeting on Aug. 4, 2026.
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