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Committee presses for property-assessor data amid election boundary concerns
Summary
Committee members discussed property-assessor appraisals and election-boundary concerns; Tax Assessor John Hurt said he has been in contact with the vendor but has no usable data, and IT reported data are on the vendor server but need an interface to read.
The Legislative Committee voted 5-1-0 to discuss property-assessor appraisals and election-boundary concerns, with Comm. Jerry Becker casting the lone no vote. Chairman Mansfield shared an email from Tax Assessor John Hurt saying he had been in contact with the vendor but had no information to share at that time. Law Director Eric Sitler told the committee the contract includes a clause requiring client data be returned in a reasonable format.
Commissioner Matthew Shoaf moved to direct Mr. Sitler to draft a letter requesting the county-owned data but later withdrew that motion after discussion. A commissioner reported IT Director Robert Tuttle says the vendor is holding the data on its server and the county needs an interface to read it. The item remains on old business for the committee to pursue access and clarity on usable formats.
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