Morton County board affirms 2025 valuations after hearing several appeals; one property value reduced The Morton County Board of Tax Equalization approved 2025 valuation rolls for multiple cities, townships and the county on June 10, 2025, after hearing property appeals; one Mandan property had its value reduced and several New Salem parcels were reclassified to agricultural.

The Morton County Board of Tax Equalization made key decisions on property valuations, including a notable reduction for one Mandan property and reclassifications in New Salem.

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Act 73 creates voter-approved supplemental district spending with state recapture; JFO outlines mechanics Joint Fiscal Office explained that Act 73 allows districts to seek voter approval for supplemental district spending (SDS) up to 5% of base×LTW ADM (10% in early transition), taxed via an equalized property tax with recapture to a state reserve that reduces rates the following year.

Vermont's new Act 73 empowers school districts to seek voter-approved funding beyond the state's foundation formula, but how will this change local tax dynamics?

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Wyoming Education Officials Address Tax Disparities and Call for Equalization Funding Support Education leaders emphasize unified advocacy to address funding disparities affecting local districts.

Utah's school funding crisis is sparking urgent calls for equalization as districts face stark disparities and rising tax rates—will legislators take action?

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