Frontier County Assessor

09/03/2026

Here are all the sales that took place in Frontier County during the month of August that will be used for valuation purposes. Location and sale price are listed with each photo.

09/03/2026

Frontier County Courthouse will be closed on Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day.

09/01/2026

We will be out of the office today working on our rural review. This review consists of taking new exterior photos of all houses, outbuildings and grain bins and verifying our records are current and accurate.
We will be driving this Jeep and wearing bright yellow vests that say Frontier County Assessors office.
We will be in the NE corner of the county today in the Clearwater & Fairview Precincts.
If you have any questions about this review, please let us know.

08/31/2026

We will be out of the office today working on our rural review. This review consists of taking new exterior photos of all houses, outbuildings and grain bins and verifying our records are current and accurate.
We will be driving this Jeep and wearing bright yellow vests that say Frontier County Assessors office.
We will be in the SE corner of the county today in the Muddy & Clearwater Precincts.
If you have any questions about this review, please let us know.

08/19/2026

📊 2026 Certification of Taxable Values Has Been Completed 📊

What does that actually mean for you as a Frontier County property owner and taxpayer......👇

💲1. What does "Certifying Value" mean?
By August 20, the Assessor officially certifies the total current taxable value (both real property and personal property) to every local political subdivision inside Frontier County. This includes our cities and villages, school districts, rural fire districts, natural resources districts (NRDs), and agricultural societies. Think of it as handing every local taxing entity the official, finalized "pie chart" of all taxable worth within their specific boundaries.

🖥️ 2. The Assessor Measures the Base, Not the Tax Rate:
A common misconception is that the Assessor’s office sets your taxes. We don't! Our constitutional and statutory job is to ensure fair, equalized property valuations. Once those values are locked in, we provide the total math foundation. We do not collect the taxes, nor do we determine the tax rates.

🔢 3. How Local Boards Use This Number:
Local political subdivisions take the certified taxable value total and use it to calculate their upcoming tax levies (tax rates). They divide the total property tax dollars they need to fund their public budgets by this certified valuation total.

🔍 What Comes Next for Taxpayers? Now that the Assessor has certified these values, local political subdivisions use them to lock in their proposed property tax requests and operating budgets.

📅 Get Involved and Attend Budget Hearings: August & September is the primary season for local government transparency. Cities, school boards, and other taxing authorities hold public budget hearings and joint public hearings in August & September.

🗣️ Make Your Voice Heard: These budget hearings are your direct opportunity to look at proposed spending, ask questions of elected local officials, and comment on public budgets before final tax requests are filed.

We have posted all the 2026 certification of taxable values to our website. To view them click here at https://frontier.nebraskaassessors.com/2026-certification/

☎️ Any questions on this process call our office at 308-367-8637.

08/06/2026

Here are all the sales that took place in Frontier County during the month of July. Location and sales price are listed with each photo.

07/20/2026

Frontier County is featured in the July/August edition of the NIRMA magazine. 🙂

07/07/2026

Here are all the sales that took place in Frontier County during the month of June. Location and prices are listed with each photo.

06/29/2026

06/17/2026

If you file a Homestead Exemption don't forget...your application is due in our office by June 30th!!