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Washoe County Board of Equalization reaffirms in-person hearings and sets 20-minute time limit for petitioners
Summary
At its organizational meeting the Washoe County Board of Equalization elected a vice chair, confirmed in-person-only hearings and adopted a 20-minute time limit for petitioners with a 10-minute assessor rebuttal; the board and clerk also reviewed scheduling and packet procedures for February hearings.
The Washoe County Board of Equalization voted at its organizational meeting to keep hearings in-person and to maintain a 20-minute speaking limit for petitioners, with a 10-minute rebuttal for the assessor. The board also elected Eugenia Bonenfant as vice chair by voice vote.
The clerk, Jan Galasini, reviewed logistics for the upcoming hearing season, noting that state rules require hearings to be held in February and that final hearings…
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