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Gage County board disapproves late, unsigned homestead exemption filing for Virginia Balmer

September 16, 2026 | Gage County, Nebraska


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Gage County board disapproves late, unsigned homestead exemption filing for Virginia Balmer
At its Sept. 16 meeting, the Gage County Board of Equalization voted to disapprove Form 458R, a notice of rejection of a homestead exemption filed in the name of Virginia Balmer. The Chair told the board the filing “came in late, so it was past deadline,” and staff noted the form contained no required signatures. The motion to disapprove was moved by Haxby, seconded by Adams and passed by a 6‑0 vote.

Board staff said state timing rules limit the board’s discretion when an exemption application is untimely and unsigned. The Chair explained that if the board approved the late form it could still proceed to the next administrative step (Turk), but staff recommended and the board agreed to reject the filing. The Board recorded the action as a rejection of the homestead exemption notice for Virginia Balmer.

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