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YORK – York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin and the Nebraska Department of Revenue, Property Assessment Division, are reminding owners of depreciable taxable tangible personal property how the Nebraska Personal Property returns and schedules must be filed on or before May 1 with the county assessor where the personal property is located.
If someone has property in more than one location, they should contact the county assessor to determine the tax district. A Nebraska personal property return and schedule must be filed for all depreciable tangible personal property which is owned or held on Jan. 1 at 12:01 a.m. of each year, or leased from or to another person. Deadline dates and penalties: If after May but on or before June 30, 10% of the tax due on the value will be added; if after July 1, 25% of the tax due on the value will be added. The payment or nonpayment of sales tax does not impact the property tax status of tangible personal property. Those with questions can contact Bulgrin’s office or go to revenue.nebraska.gov/PAD/personal-property YORK – During this week’s committee reports, the York County Commissioners provided information on a wide variety of topics as they each represent the county in different sectors.
YORK – The York County Zoning/Planning Board will be meeting on Tuesday, April 7, at 5:30 p.m., in the commissioners’ meeting room at the courthouse.
York County Zoning Administrator Nate Heinz says they will be considering another conditional use permit, as they have been recently with different housing projects. And they will be meeting with Marvin Planning, the county’s consultants for the update of the comprehensive plan. Heinz said the update “should be done or nearly done” and they will be discussing the draft as it stands now. The public is encouraged to attend. YORK COUNTY – With planting season coming back around for another year, the York County Roads Department is reminding farmers they cannot plant in the county right-of-way.
Ashley Rasmussen said the roads department has had, for a few years now, issues with some farmers planting in the county right-of-way. “And we’ve even had farmers call us, asking us to move stop signs, road signs, so they can plant there,” Rasmussen said. “The road signs are where they are supposed to be and they aren’t going to be moved. If you are planting in the right-of-way, where the roads signs are, you are farming in the wrong place, farming where you shouldn’t be.” YORK – The York County Commissioners have approved a contract with Vanguard Appraisals Inc. for the second phase of appraisals of commercial properties in York County.
YORK – In accordance with state law, the 2025 report for the county road department was presented to the York County Commissioners this week.
BRADSHAW – The York County Sheriff’s Office, along with assistance from the Nebraska State Patrol, York Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating an early morning bank robbery at the Cornerstone branch in Bradshaw.
York County Commissioners extend agreement with Fillmore County to keep Engle as emergency manager4/1/2026
YORK – When longtime York/Seward County Emergency Manager Gary Peterson retired, the York County Commissioners signed a temporary agreement with Fillmore County in which both counties would be utilizing the services of Fillmore County Emergency Manager Jean Engle.
YORK COUNTY – The sheriff’s office is increasing rural patrol – starting immediately – in response to an escalating rate of thefts.
YORK – When the York County Commissioners meet in regular session on Tuesday, March 31, they will revisit a number of topics – including commercial appraisals, emergency management and possibly zoning.
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