Several residents described inconsistent assessments between properties and urged the board and assessors to address perceived disparities. Faye Messer said owners of large poultry operations receive substantial reductions (she estimated 50%–80%) under agricultural classifications, leaving smaller property owners to bear a greater share. "They can reduce the property taxes from 50% to 80%," she said, asking the board to consider appeals and fairness.
Cedric and others compared nearby counties and neighboring properties to argue that current assessments produce inequitable outcomes. The chair responded that the board appoints assessors but does not determine individual assessments and encouraged residents to use the formal appeal process if they believe their classification or valuation is incorrect.