Board reviews taxpayer postcards and differences between agricultural and residential tax rates
September 18, 2026 | LOOMIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, School Districts, Nebraska
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The clerk reported that pink postcards were sent to notify taxpayers about the budget and that the board discussed the percentage applied to agricultural land versus residential properties. The meeting record does not include specific percentage figures.
"We discussed the pink post cards that were sent out and what the percentage on the ag land was vs. the residential properties," the clerk recorded. The minutes do not indicate further detail about the mailing list, response rate or any planned follow-up outreach beyond the scheduled joint public hearing on the 22nd.
Board members present were recorded as Scott, Farren, Denny, Luke, Mike and Kelly; no public comments are recorded in the minutes.
"We discussed the pink post cards that were sent out and what the percentage on the ag land was vs. the residential properties," the clerk recorded. The minutes do not indicate further detail about the mailing list, response rate or any planned follow-up outreach beyond the scheduled joint public hearing on the 22nd.
Board members present were recorded as Scott, Farren, Denny, Luke, Mike and Kelly; no public comments are recorded in the minutes.
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