Equalization director says field visits complete, to present apportionment report Oct. 13

Director Clements told the committee there is not a lot of change but that the office is entering a busier season and staff have completed field visits for the equalization study. He said staff are working on agricultural land values and he will present the apportionment report on Oct. 13, which addresses a portion of millage rates and county taxes.

Clements said tax-tribunal activity has declined: one case now has a signed stipulation so only one open tribunal case remains. He also said GIS work is steady and that staff returned from a vendor conference with ideas but do not expect major changes soon given current funding and priorities.