Committee backs ACURET five‑year alternating assessment contract
The Monroe Finance and Taxation Committee voted unanimously to recommend a five‑year alternating assessment contract with ACURET that would move the city to maintenance updates in some years and full market updates in others; staff said the option balances accuracy and public concern over annual assessment notices.
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The Finance and Taxation Committee voted to recommend a five‑year alternating assessment contract with ACURET that would replace annual full market updates with a schedule of maintenance updates in 2026, 2028 and 2030 and full market updates in 2027 and 2029. Administrator Rindy presented the option and said the recommended annual contract fee under the alternating plan is $44,400; by contrast, the prior full‑update fee in the last contract was $52,900.
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