Board adopts routine resolution to extend the 2026 tax roll for collection
Summary
The board unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-61 to allow the tax collector to begin collecting 2026 taxes in November while the value adjustment board remains in session, a routine annual measure presented by the property appraiser.
Kathy Crawford, Hardee County property appraiser (joined by tax‑roll administrator June Judah), asked the board to adopt Resolution 2026‑61 to extend the 2026 tax roll so the tax collector can begin collections in November while value‑adjustment boards remain active.
Crawford described the measure as a routine procedural step required by statute that permits timely tax collection. A commissioner moved to approve the resolution, a second followed, and the board adopted it unanimously with no public comment.
No substantive debate occurred; staff and commissioners treated the resolution as a standard administrative item and directed that it be processed for the tax collector.
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