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Select Board unanimously confirms Tara Munro as Yarmouth director of assessing

Town of Yarmouth Select Board · July 22, 2026
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The Town of Yarmouth Select Board on July 21 confirmed Tara Munro as director of assessing after the town administrator presented her 20 years in the assessing division, professional credentials and local roots. The vote was unanimous; Munro pledged continuity and thanked mentors and staff.

The Town of Yarmouth Select Board unanimously approved the appointment of Tara Munro as director of assessing at its July 21 meeting.

Town administration described Munro as a Massachusetts‑accredited assessor with two decades working in the assessing division and service as assistant assessor since 2019. The appointing official told the board the town administrator makes the hire under the charter and that the Select Board was being asked to confirm the selection under the standard procedure.

"This is an excellent example of what's possible in our organization and in our community with our succession planning efforts," the town administrator said, citing Munro's qualifications and long service. The chair moved to affirm the appointment; the motion passed unanimously.

Munro, who the town noted is a lifelong Yarmouth resident and a graduate of Dennis‑Yarmouth Regional High School, accepted the confirmation and credited mentors and town staff for their support. She described her start in the office and how internal training and mentorship prepared her for the role.

Board members praised Munro and also thanked outgoing assessor Andy Machado for mentoring and preparing staff for a smooth transition. One member said the appointment reflected the town's ability to develop and retain talent internally.

The board did not set further conditions; the appointment becomes effective per the town's personnel procedures. The Select Board also discussed next steps for assessing operations and thanked Munro for her willingness to lead the department.