Board of Equalization has no appeals; treasurer to issue tax notices with Feb. 20 first-half due date; commissioners approve claims
January 16, 2026 | Bannock County, Idaho
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The Bannock County Board of Commissioners recessed into the Board of Equalization; county staff reported there were no appeals for occupancy or other assessments and that the treasurer will issue tax notices with the first half due Feb. 20 and the second half due June 20.
After returning from the Board of Equalization, commissioners reviewed claims and administrative items, including a sprinkler-line repair in the jail’s maximum housing unit and an item expected to be covered by insurance. The commissioners approved the items on the board and recessed until 2:30 p.m.
No appeals were recorded during the Board of Equalization session.
After returning from the Board of Equalization, commissioners reviewed claims and administrative items, including a sprinkler-line repair in the jail’s maximum housing unit and an item expected to be covered by insurance. The commissioners approved the items on the board and recessed until 2:30 p.m.
No appeals were recorded during the Board of Equalization session.
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