COUNTY NEWS Assessors honored, new IAAO chapter officers installed
Te Arkansas Chapter of the International Association of Assessing Officers presented their annual chapter awards at the 56th Annual Fall Arkansas Assessors Association seminar that was held in Hot Springs October 19-22. Te Arkansas Chapter of IAAO was founded
in 1986 advancement of professionalism in as- sessment administration, to raise the standards of the profession, and to gain recognition by governmental authorities of the assessing pro- fession.
Te chapter also works to educate the public
regarding the ad valorem tax system and works to provide a clearinghouse for the collection and distribution of useful information relating to as- sessment practice, and in every proper way to promote justice and equality in the distribution of the tax burden. June Wiles, Polk County Assessor, was the
Arkansas Assessors Association’s Kenneth Eddy Outstanding Assessor of the Year. Secretary of State Charlie Daniels swore in
IAAO officers: President-Elect Farrah Mat- thews, CAE, Lawrence County; Vice-President Jeff Cunny, state Assessment Coordination Di- vision (ACD); Secretary Allen Faulkner, ACD; Treasurer Rita Rollins, Total Assessment So- lutions; Immediate Past-President Rosemary Tomas, Delta Mass Appraisal Services; IAAO representatives Page Kutait, Total Assessment Solutions, and William Stephenson, Washing- ton County; board members James Pinkston, Northeast Region; Patrick Hardy, Northwest Region;
Josh Allen, Southwest Region; Jason
Nichols, Southeast Region; and Jimmy Powell, Central Region. William Stephenson, Washington County Assistant Assessor – Real Estate, was awarded
Arkansas Assessors boost training at Hot Springs meeting
Te Arkansas County Assessors Association met Oct. 21-22 in Hot Springs. At right,
Assessors laugh
along with presenter Steve Van Sant, who used banter to keep his assessment workshop lively; upper right, Philip Scott answers ques- tions at his vendor booth. Te As- sessors met at the Hot Springs Con- vention Center.
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the Charles Van Nostrand Outstanding Chap- ter Member of the Year Award. Lee Ann Kizzar, Washington County Asses-
sor, was awarded the Arkansas Chapter IAAO Outstanding Assessor of the Year Award. Dan Cypert, RES, Washington County
Chief Deputy Assessor, was presented the Mar- vin C. Russell Award for outstanding profes- sional contribution. Retiring Assessors were recognized, includ- ing: Barbara Denny, Pike County; Cathy Al-
Retiring County Assessors from around Arkansas were recognized at the event.
len, Columbia County; Joy Horton, Cross County; Dianna Faucher, Crawford County; Bill Moutray, Benton County; Renea Morgan, Cleveland County; Dana Hardman, Dallas County; and Larry Fratesi, Jefferson County. Retiring Assessors not present: Mac Murphy,
Ouachita County; Debbie Cook, Prairie Coun- ty; and Sheri Tompson, Scott County. Te Arkansas Assessors Association’s Outstand- ing Assessment Coordi- nation Department Field Staff Employee Award was presented to Simpson Wright.
Outstanding ACD Field Staff Employ- ee Award went to Simpson Wright
From the Dec. 1 edition of Today’s Arkansas Assessor, compiled by Odus Fulmer, Independence County Assessor
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