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Livingston Parish Board of Review certifies 2026 assessment roll, sustains valuations

September 11, 2026 | Livingston Parish, Louisiana


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Livingston Parish Board of Review certifies 2026 assessment roll, sustains valuations
The Livingston Parish Council convened as the Board of Review on Sept. 10 and voted to accept the assessor's certification of the 2026 assessment list and to sustain the assessor's valuations for tax year 2026. The resolutions instruct that certified copies be forwarded to the Louisiana Tax Commission and the parish assessor.

Miss Sandy, the clerk, read the resolutions to the board, calling on the Board of Review to "formally accept the certification of the 2026 assessment list" and to "sustain the valuation of the assessor as fixed." The chair called for a motion on the first resolution; the motion to accept the certification was made by Councilman Magnus, seconded by Councilman Erde, and approved by voice. A second motion by Councilman Magnus, seconded by Councilman Watts, sustained the assessor's valuations and was likewise approved by voice. The chair confirmed a quorum before the votes.

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