The Pittsburg County Tax Roll Correction Board unanimously approved corrections to a set of property tax assessments at a brief special meeting on May 4, 2026.
Chairman Ross Selman convened the meeting at 8:30 A.M. in the County Commissioners Conference Room at the Pittsburg County Courthouse. Board member Matt McGowan moved to approve the posted agenda; the motion carried unanimously with McGowan, Selman and Cathy Ridenour recorded as voting yes.
The board considered seven complaints filed for review of the county tax roll. Complaint No. 5290 (Tax Year 2025) concerned Live Love Lake LLC and reported that additional improvements had been recorded on the parcel that did not belong to that property. Complaints Nos. 5291–5293 (Tax Years 2023–2025) concerned Martha A. Leonhardt and stated that a house had been assessed on the listed parcel in error for multiple years. Complaint No. 5294 (Tax Year 2025) requested that the account for Earnest W. and Joan Huff be made inactive after noting both had passed. Complaint No. 5295 (Tax Year 2025) reported that an exemption for the Town of Savanna failed to be applied for 2025. Complaint No. 5296 (Tax Year 2025) said Loomis Armored US LLC's account was made inactive for 2025 and reactivated for 2026; the filing asked the board to confirm and correct the 2025 status.
Board member Matt McGowan moved to approve the tax roll corrections as listed; the motion was seconded by Ross Selman and the board voted unanimously in favor (Selman, McGowan, Ridenour). The minutes record the motions and the roll-call votes but do not specify dollar amounts or precise assessment adjustments in the public record.
No unfinished business was reported. McGowan moved to adjourn; Selman seconded, and the board voted unanimously to adjourn the special meeting. The minutes note that the agenda and meeting notice were posted publicly at 1:47 P.M. on April 29, 2026.
The record does not state follow-up steps, specific assessed-value changes, or refund amounts; those details were not specified in the minutes and would appear in the county’s tax-roll documentation if recorded later.