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Staff reports assessed values rose roughly one-third; final board review set for Sept. 22
Summary
A staff member said residential assessments rose about 35% and commercial about 30%, with an overall assessed-value increase of roughly 32–33%. The board scheduled a final review for Sept. 22 to hear any appeals.
Dean provided the board an update on the assessment process and timetable, saying the board review was extended and is now scheduled for September 22. "We now have the final board review, scheduled for September 22 at," he said, signaling the date for the next formal review.
On valuation changes, Dean described a substantial rise in assessed values across the jurisdiction: "33% increase in the assessed value," he stated when summarizing the overall change, and he estimated residential increases around 35% and commercial around 30%. He said the extra time was intended to give property owners the chance to speak with assessors and to allow staff to finish assessment work.
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