Per Wyoming State Statute, all county assessors must obtain a property appraiser certification through the department of revenue. A county assessor may serve without certification for one elected term, and the remainder of any unexpired term to which they were appointed.

I received my permanent certification from the Wyoming Department of Revenue in 2020.

Since my appointment and election, I have attended 188 hours of educational courses, including:

  • IAAO 101 Fundamentals of Real Property Appraisal

  • Wyoming Assessment Practices 2017

  • McKIssock USPAP

  • IAAO 102 Income Approach to Value

  • IAAO 400 Assessment Administration

  • IAAO 501 Personal Property Auditing

  • 2019 Harris RealWare New User Training

  • DOR New Assessor Orientation

  • DOR Wyoming Ratio Studies 2019

  • Taking Advantage of GIS in County Government

  • IAAO 932 Restructuring Income/Expense Statements

  • Wyoming Assessment Practices 2019

  • IAAO 155 Depreciation Analysis

  • IAAO 158 Highest and Best Use

  • IAAO 402 Tax Policy

  • Valuing Commercial Properties in a Declining Market

  • IAAO 171 Standards of Professional Practice & Ethics

  • IAAO 311 Real Property Modeling Concepts

Memberships:

  • International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO)

  • Wyoming Taxpayer’s Association

  • Wyoming County Assessor Association

  • Wyoming Association of County Officers

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