Mills County Local Board of Review

Mills County's Local Board of Review consists of five members of the community. The members are appointed by the Mills County Conference Board to serve six-year terms. The board reviews all timely protests submitted for the current assessment year. During the regular session of the board, timely protests must be filed with the Assessor's office between April 2nd - 30th. The board meets on the first weekday of May to establish the organization of the board and the scheduling of protests. 

2021 Local Board of Review Members:

Mike Stewart - Chairman 

              Occupation: Businessman               Mike has served on the Board of Review since 2012.

Mike Bowden - Vice Chairman

              Occupation: Construction                Mike has served on the Board of Review since 2016.

Pam Sargent - Clerk

              Occupation: Active Farmer               Pam has served on the Board of Review since 2018.

Richard Roenfeld - Member

              Occupation: Businessman                Richard has served on the Board of Review since 2011.

Deanne Buffington - Member

              Occupation: Real Estate Manager   Deanne has served on the Board of Review since 2017.



Local Board of Review Petitions

  1. Local Board of Review Petition - Regular Session (PDF)
  2. Local Board of Review Petition - Equalization Session Special or Alternative Method (PDF)
  3. Disaster Counties Local Board of Review Petition Regular Session (PDF)

Local Board of Review Rules of Procedure

  1. Local Board of Review Rules of Procedure

Current Session Minutes  

  1. 2 May 2022 BOR Minutes
  2. 26 May 2021 BOR Minutes
  3. 20 May 2021 BOR Minutes
  4. 19 May 2021 BOR Minutes
  5. 17 May 2021 BOR Minutes
  6. 13 May 2021 BOR Minutes
  7. 12 May 2021 BOR Minutes
  8. 6 May 2021 BOR Minutes
  9. 3 May 2021 BOR Minutes
All Board of Review minutes from older sessions are archived in the Assessor's office and available for public viewing at request. 

The Board of Review is independent of the Assessor's office. They meet in May for their regular session and in October for an equalization session if required. The board addresses only those protests that have been filed appropriately and timely according to state law.