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County appraiser: 2026 appraisal compliance met; residential median ratio 90, commercial 95

September 21, 2026 | McPherson County, Kansas


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County appraiser: 2026 appraisal compliance met; residential median ratio 90, commercial 95
Stacy Hubbard, the county appraiser, told the Board of County Commissioners the county met appraisal-year compliance for 2026, receiving 98 points against the 75-point minimum required. "So you have to have a minimum of 75 points to achieve compliance, and we received that with 98 points," she said, noting the county's median average ratios for the 2026 appraisal year were 90 for residential and 95 for commercial.

Hubbard reviewed recent trends, saying commercial had been out of compliance in 2024 with a COD of 41 while residential has held at 90 since 2023. She also shared preliminary figures for 2027, with residential at 98 and a COD of 7. Commissioners praised staff for their work; no further action was taken at the meeting.

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