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YORK – The York County Assessor’s Office is alerting residents and businesses how they should plan ahead when submitting time-sensitive mail following a recent clarification by the United States Postal Service (USPS) regarding postmarking practices.
Qualified organizations reminded to turn in tax exemption reaffirmation forms by end of year12/24/2025
YORK – Qualified organizations are reminded they must turn in their Statements of Reaffirmation of Tax Exemption (Form 451A) to the York County Assessor’s office by 5 p.m., on Wednesday, Dec. 31, according to Assessor Kurt Bulgrin.
YORK COUNTY – If people have been receiving emails regarding their homestead exemption status, they are legitimate, according to York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin.
“In an effort to reduce costs at the state level, the Nebraska Department of Revenue – Property Assessment Division is emailing homestead exemption applicants who are 100% qualified for homestead exemption this year instead of sending them a letter,” Bulgrin explained. “We want the public to know that the email from the state is not a scam, and that they can trust the link provided in the email. If anyone in the public has any questions about their homestead status or the homestead program, please feel free to call the county assessor’s office at 402-362-4926, extension 6.” Heartland School District only taxing entity in York County required to have pink postcard meeting9/8/2025
YORK – York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin says the Heartland School District is the only taxing entity in York County required to have a pink postcard meeting this year.
YORK – The York County Assessor has certified the valuations for York County, with a nearly $1 billion increase for the county overall (compared to last year) and increases in all political subdivisions.
YORK – The York County Commissioners, sitting as the board of equalization, and York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin have completed the 2025 valuation protest hearing season.
YORK – This past week, York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin presented his under/over report to the York County Commissioners, who were sitting as the board of equalization – following conversations he and his staff had with 51 property owners, corrections made to their valuations resulted in a $3 million decrease.
YORK COUNTY – This week, during the York County Commissioners’ regular meeting, as the members sat as the board of equalization, they approved 55 valuation changes for different parcels throughout the county as York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin presented his under/over report.
YORK COUNTY – The valuation protest period has started, according to York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin.
YORK COUNTY – York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin say the time for filing homestead exemption applications continues to be underway.
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