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Commissioners authorize participation in state Assessment and Taxation grant ($1.62M)
Summary
Union County approved Resolution 2026-03 to apply for the state Assessment and Taxation grant, certifying $1,617,327 in assessment expenditures to help comply with state property taxation statutes.
Cody Vavra, Union County Tax Assessor, asked the board to approve Resolution 2026-03 to participate in the Department of Revenue’s Assessment and Taxation grant program. The grant supports county assessment functions to meet state requirements under ORS chapters related to property taxation; Vavra reported expenditures for the assessment function certified at $1,617,327.
Commissioner Paul Anderes moved to approve Resolution 2026-03; the motion carried unanimously. "Commissioner Anderes is glad this is available and appreciates the work of the Tax Assessor's office," the minutes record. Participation in the grant enables the county to fund assessment activities and remain in compliance with statutes covering equity and uniformity in property taxation.
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