Board of Equalization registers 54 appeals totaling about $5 million; commissioners approve register
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The Davis County Board of Equalization register was presented and approved during the county commission meeting on Oct. 21, 2025. Scott Parker, elected county controller, told commissioners the register contained 54 appeals with a combined value just over $5,000,000. Parker said there were seven abatements totaling $10,295, 16 corrections totaling $7,500, and 29 assessor corrections totaling $3,900,000 in value changes.
After Parker presented the register, a commissioner moved to approve it, the motion was seconded, and commissioners voted by voice to approve the register. Following the Board of Equalization action, the commission reconvened its regular meeting.
The presentation did not include item-by-item appeal details in the public remarks; the assessor’s corrections and abatements were summarized by count and aggregate value.
After Parker presented the register, a commissioner moved to approve it, the motion was seconded, and commissioners voted by voice to approve the register. Following the Board of Equalization action, the commission reconvened its regular meeting.
The presentation did not include item-by-item appeal details in the public remarks; the assessor’s corrections and abatements were summarized by count and aggregate value.
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