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Appraiser's office reports 12,622 parcels, higher assessed value for 2026
Summary
The county appraiser reported an end-of-year parcel count of 12,622 and stated assessed values rose from about $172.87 million in 2025 to roughly $185.06 million for 2026; staff outlined certification steps and handling of splits and combinations after certification.
Appraiser's office staff told the commission the county has a parcel count of 12,622 and walked commissioners through assessed-value figures used for tax certification. “We have, a total parcel count of 12,622 parcels in Osage County,” an appraiser stated.
The office reported the assessed value for 2025 as $172,871,108 and presented the assessed value for 2026 as approximately $185,060,042 (as stated during the meeting). Staff explained statutory certification deadlines and said they will include the new county clerk on official materials once the clerk's appointment is finalized; staff also detailed how splits and combinations that arrive after certification will be addressed administratively so tax statements remain correct.
Commissioners asked about catch-up corrections and the appraiser's training schedule; staff said several classes and conference requirements are underway for certification and valuation updates. No formal county action was taken; this was an informational presentation to guide budget-season preparations.
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