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Hooker County BOE reviews 18 property tax protests, issues multiple valuation determinations
Summary
On July 23, 2026 the Hooker County Board of Equalization reviewed 18 property tax protests and issued determinations including dismissals, denials and adjusted assessed values for multiple PIDs, with several properties’ assessed values changed as recorded in the meeting minutes.
The Hooker County Board of Equalization met July 23, 2026, and reviewed 18 property tax protests submitted to the board. The record lists outcomes for each protest: for example, PID 460004770 was dismissed; PID 460000140 had its cost of valuation (COV) adjusted to $170,410 with a BOE value of $29,182; PID 460011384 was denied; and PID 460011196 had COV adjusted to $69,180 with a BOE value of $23,394.
Further determinations recorded by the board included PID 460002055 (land denied; improvement value approved per assessor with COV $230,490 and BOE value $230,490), PID 460011320 (assessor recommendation accepted; COV $562,230; BOE value $381,290), and PID 460002040 (owner and assessor recommendation accepted; COV $133,553; BOE value $94,918). The meeting record lists multiple additional adjustments and denials, including PID 460000465 (COV $386,535; BOE value $345,254) and PID 460011217 (COV $949,351; BOE value $857,868).
Jessica Hampton, attesting as Hooker County Clerk, appears on the meeting record; the minutes show the board convened at 4:00 p.m. and adjourned at 5:15 p.m. The determinations entered by the board will affect the official assessed values for the properties listed and, by extension, the tax assessments tied to those values.
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