County Manager rejects claim a single appointee can change assessments
Scott Johnson says county boards are advisory and that any change to assessments would require board majority and public action; he rejects the idea that appointees routinely misuse positions to target individuals.
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County Manager Scott Johnson addressed concerns that people appointed to county boards could use their positions to harm residents, saying boards generally function publicly and by majority vote.
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