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Board of Appeal and <br />Equalization Meeting April 14 <br />The City of Lake Elmo will hold its annual <br />Board of Appeal and Equalization meeting <br />on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, 4:30 p.m. at the <br />Lake Elmo City Hall. <br />This meeting provides property owners the <br />opportunity to discuss their property <br />valuation or classification with the County <br />Assessor. <br />If you believe the value or classification of <br />your property is incorrect, please contact <br />your assessor's office to discuss your <br />concerns. If you are still not satisfied with the <br />valuation or classification after discussing it <br />with your assessor, you may appear before <br />the Local Board of Appeal and Equalization. <br />The board shall review the valuation, <br />classification, or both if necessary, and shall <br />correct it as needed. <br />Generally, an appearance before your local <br />board of appeal and equalization is required <br />by law before an appeal can be taken to <br />your county board of appeal and <br />equalization. <br />A complete report on tax impacts on the <br />property tax statements is available here <br />[https://www.washinatoncountymn.gov Doc <br />umentCenter/View/78028/Taxes-Payable- <br />2026-F w-maps 3-26-2026?bidld=], and <br />you can visit the Washington County_ <br />Assessor's website here <br />[https://www.washincitoncountymn-gov/707 <br />/Assessment -and -Values]. <br />For questions or additional information, <br />please contact Washington County Property <br />Records and Taxpayer Services at (651) 430- <br />6175. <br />Utility Rate Adjustments Take <br />Effect in April <br />Lake Elmo continues to provide safe, reliable <br />drinking water while meeting all state and <br />federal standards. In response to PFAS in our <br />water, the City has upgraded Well 2 and is <br />planning a new water treatment facility, <br />funded through 3M settlement grants. While <br />