Commissioners approve several nonprofit property tax exemptions, table one application for income-standard review
March 30, 2026 | Valley County, Idaho
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At the March 30 meeting, the Valley County commissioners approved multiple property tax exemptions for nonprofit applicants and tabled one item pending further legal review.
The board granted full exemptions on listed parcels for Youth With A Mission and Rise Up to Thrive, approved a full exemption for a Western Idaho Community Action Head Start manufactured-home property, and approved specified exempt-and-assessed-day counts for other nonprofit parcels as recommended by assessor staff.
The commission tabled consideration of RPC 63602GG (a YCAP low-income apartment property) after staff said it needed to determine which area median income standard—Valley County median, HUD, or the LIHTC standard—applies for qualification. Staff will consult Idaho code and the prosecutor and return the item at a subsequent meeting.
Board action was by motion and voice vote on each exemption recommendation; motions followed assessor staff presentations of parcel numbers and recommended exempt/assessed-day counts.
The board granted full exemptions on listed parcels for Youth With A Mission and Rise Up to Thrive, approved a full exemption for a Western Idaho Community Action Head Start manufactured-home property, and approved specified exempt-and-assessed-day counts for other nonprofit parcels as recommended by assessor staff.
The commission tabled consideration of RPC 63602GG (a YCAP low-income apartment property) after staff said it needed to determine which area median income standard—Valley County median, HUD, or the LIHTC standard—applies for qualification. Staff will consult Idaho code and the prosecutor and return the item at a subsequent meeting.
Board action was by motion and voice vote on each exemption recommendation; motions followed assessor staff presentations of parcel numbers and recommended exempt/assessed-day counts.
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