Valuation growth shown throughout the county

​YORK – According to the certified taxable values provided by York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin, there was valuation growth seen in the county over the last year. 

​Every year, at this time, the valuations are certified. Those valuations are a determining factor in what the property tax levies will be set at, for each of the taxing entities (county, villages, cities, school districts, etc.).
The county’s value last year was $3,301,827,769. That rose to $3,700,936,880. Value attributable to growth is $36,026,606.
Benedict’s value went from $9,162,648 to $12,309,480. The value attributable to growth is $427,852.
Bradshaw’s value went from $17,862,728 to $19,634,952. The certification says the value attributable to growth is $387,066.
Gresham’s value went from $7,193,296 to $8,048,764. The value attributable to growth is $73,988.
Henderson’s valuation went from $67,733,448 to $72,005,210. The value attributable to growth is $612,825.
Lushton’s valuation went from $3,611,711 to $4,652,127. The value attributable to growth is $1,001,739.
McCool’s valuation went from $26,061,715 to $29,516,405. The value attributable to growth is $999,658.
Thayer’s valuation went from $2,371,010 to $3,633,661. The value attributable to growth is $189,987.
Waco’s valuation went from $16,921,639 to $19,877,473. The value attributable to growth is $94,203.
And York’s valuation went from $594,642,448 to $684,499,118. The value attributable to growth is $4,926,841.
The value attributable to growth includes real and personal property and annexation, if applicable.
When it comes to school districts, York’s value was $1,146,097,594 last year. This year, it is $1,306,699,005.
Heartland’s value was $619,523,123 last year. This year it is $687,394,293.
McCool’s school district value was $344,791,868. This year it is $381,465,286.