Boone County, KY — November 5, 2025 — Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer formally announced today that he will seek re-election, highlighting a record of fiscal responsibility, smart infrastructure investment, and protecting the constitutional rights of Boone County residents. Since taking office in 2019, Brewer has delivered on key priorities he committed to during his first campaign — most notably reducing the county property tax rate and returning money to taxpayers.
By Jesse Brewer, Boone County Commissioner If you live in Kentucky and own a vehicle then you are aware of the expense that goes with renewing your vehicle each year. Not only do you pay a 6% road usage tax (based on the vehicle’s value) when you first register the vehicle, annually, you will pay numerous fees to various taxing entities. It is done through what is known as an ad valorem tax. An ad valorem tax on motor vehicles is a yearly tax based on the value of your vehicl
By Jesse Brewer, Boone County Commissioner The property tax system in Kentucky is governed by state laws that separate two key functions: property valuations and tax rates . Understanding these distinctions helps taxpayers know who is responsible for what. Breaking it down: Knowing who sets what (and who to hold accountable) A property tax bill reflects a complex web of state and local authorities. The Property Valuation Administration (PVA) sets the valuation under the over
