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Johnson County board approves assessor recommendations on 2026 property protests
Summary
The Johnson County Board of Equalization unanimously approved the County Assessor’s recommendations on all 2026 property tax protests on July 21, 2026, ratifying a series of property-description corrections, condition changes and 'no change — equalized' determinations across multiple parcels.
The Johnson County Board of Equalization met July 21, 2026, and approved the County Assessor’s recommendations on the 2026 property tax protests. Commissioners Tim Weber and David Borrenpohl voted to adopt the assessor’s recommendations after a presentation by County Assessor Terry Keebler.
The board’s action covered a list of individual protest cases, including property-description corrections, adjustments to condition ratings, and several parcels recorded as "No Change – equalized." The meeting record shows the motion to approve the assessor’s recommendations passed with Yeas: Borrenpohl, Weber; Nays: none. County Clerk Kathleen M. Nieveen recorded the minutes. The transcript lists specific determinations for each protest case by parcel number and protest ID.
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