DEPARTMENTS
APPRAISER
County Appraiser:
Betty Roeder
Deputy Appraiser:
Kerri Koch
Field Appraiser:
Ann Deters
Administrative Assistant:
Jennifer Engelken
STAFF
| Nemaha County Plan | City of Sabetha Plan | City of Seneca Plan | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential and Commercial | Residential | Commercial | Residential | Commercial |
| No minimum value increase required | Minimum increase of $15,000 appraised value | Minimum increase of $15,000 appraised value | Minimum increase of $15,000 appraised value | Minimum increase of $20,000 appraised value |
| Year 1 | ||||
| Year 2 | ||||
| Year 3 | ||||
| Year 4 | ||||
| Year 5 |
PARCEL INFORMATION
The information from the ORION database is now available on-line for both public and registered user searches. The Registered Search information will provide you with detailed information on a parcel of real estate in the County. If you are a Licensed Appraiser you may also obtain information on the Sales. To become a Registered User please contact the Appraiser's Office at 785-336-2170 Option 3 or by e-mail at broeder@nmcoks.us
MAP SEARCH - (Only updates in March & October)
PROPERTY RELIEF APPLICATION
Property owners of homestead, building or improvement destroyed or substantially destroyed by a natural disaster can apply for full or partial abatement of tax. See application below.
Neighborhood Revitalization
Property owners interested in a new construction or remodel project are eligible to apply for the Neighborhood Revitalization Program. Applications must be approved by the County Appraiser BEFORE construction begins. Application requirements include a $35.00 application fee (due at the time of application), a sketch of the proposed construction or remodel project, and a construction cost questionnaire (due at project completion). Once an application has been approved, participants have until the second January 1st following application to complete the project(s). Send completed applications with payment to:
Nemaha County Appraiser’s Office
607 Nemaha St
Seneca, KS 66538
Neighborhood Revitalization Program Application
There are three active plans: Nemaha County, City of Sabetha, and City of Seneca. Each plan has specific requirements as listed below. Per each plan document, Nemaha County retains a 5% portion (or a minimum of $25.00) of the below percentages as a service fee.
| Nemaha County Plan |
|---|
| County NRP Plan |
| Residential and Commercial |
|---|
| No minimum value increase required |
| Year 1 65% |
| Year 2 65% |
| Year 3 65% |
| Year 4 65% |
| Year 5 65% |
| City of Sabetha Plan |
|---|
| Sabetha NRP Plan |
| Residential | Commercial |
|---|---|
| Minimum increase of $15,000 appraised value | Minimum increase of $15,000 appraised value |
| Year 1 75% | Year 1 100% |
| Year 2 75% | Year 2 100% |
| Year 3 75% | Year 3 100% |
| Year 4 75% | Year 4 100% |
| Year 5 75% | Year 5 100% |
| Year 6 100% | |
| Year 7 100% | |
| Year 8 100% | |
| Year 9 100% | |
| Year 10 100% |
| City of Seneca Plan |
|---|
| Seneca NRP Plan |
| Residential | Commercial |
|---|---|
| Minimum increase of $15,000 appraised value | Minimum increase of $20,000 appraised value |
| Year 1 75% | Year 1 100% |
| Year 2 75% | Year 2 100% |
| Year 3 75% | Year 3 100% |
| Year 4 75% | Year 4 100% |
| Year 5 75% | Year 5 100% |
| Year 6 100% | |
| Year 7 100% | |
| Year 8 100% | |
| Year 9 100% | |
| Year 10 100% |
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Important Dates & Deadlines
REAL PROPERTY
The Appraiser's Office mails Real Property Valuation Notices by March 1st. If a taxpayer wants to file an Equalization Appeal, you must file the appeal in the Appraiser's Office within 30 days of the mailing. Following an appeal, the County Appraiser must provide the taxpayer with a determination by May 20th (K.S.A. 79-1448).
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Taxpayers must file their Personal Property Rendition in the Appraiser's Office by March 15th (K.S.A. 79-306).
Taxpayers must file their Oil & Gas Rendition in the Appraiser's Office by April 1st (K.S.A. 79-332a).
If a taxpayer wants to file a Personal Property Equalization Appeal, you must file the appeal in the Appraiser's Office by May 15th (K.S.A. 79-1448).
TAXES
2024 Taxes: First half due December 20, 2024. Second half due May 10, 2025. (K.S.A. 79-2004)