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County appraiser reports field reviews, asks board to clarify mapping-software funding
Summary
County Appraiser Delinda White told the commissioners that residential property valuations are in compliance for 2024 and that staff are conducting payments over protests in the field; she asked whether the Board wanted to postpone mapping‑software discussion and which fund should pay for licensing.
County Appraiser Delinda White updated the Board on assessment activity and technology questions. White said the "residential property is currently within compliance for 2024," and described ongoing field work intended to resolve protests and meet landowners on site.
White told the Board staff were "currently doing payment over protests in the field, meeting with landowners on their property so that they can view it in person," and asked whether commissioners wished to defer further discussion of mapping software and which county fund should cover licensing. No procurement or budget decision was made at the meeting; the matter was presented for direction.
The item provided the Board with procedural information about the appraisal office's compliance status and raised a near‑term budget question about mapping software licensing that staff may return with cost estimates and a recommended funding source.
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