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Assessor asks board to sign CAPTA grant resolution; commissioners note a typo and move the item forward
Summary
The county assessor requested the board sign the annual County Assessment Function Funding Assistance (CAPTA) resolution to remain eligible for state grant funding; commissioners identified a typographical error in the resolution and directed staff to move the corrected resolution to the WBS.
The county assessor appeared before the Board of County Commissioners to request the annual resolution that affirms the county’s participation in the County Assessment Function Funding Assistance (CAPFA) program — referenced in the meeting as CAPTA — a state grant program that offsets assessor and tax office costs.
The assessor told the board this is an annual request that has been presented for the past 36 years and that the program helps offset assessor and tax office costs so not all expenses fall to the general fund. During the brief exchange a commissioner pointed out a typographical error in the draft resolution: the document’s language said “assessment” where it should have said “assistance” in the title of the program. The assessor confirmed the correction.
A commissioner then moved to forward the corrected resolution to the county’s Wednesday business session for formal action. No substantive changes to the county’s participation were discussed; the board treated the item as routine and moved it forward for processing.
