Principles and Methods of Maintaining Assessment Databases

An attribute of success is the feeling of confidence. Confidence when you know you have a body of knowledge to make correct decisions administering property assessments. This workshop is designed to sharpen and increase your knowledge of maintaining an assessment database. The workshop’s objective is to instill confidence in decision-making involving the administration of a county’s most important resource, its assessment database. Through lectures, discussions, and practical applications, we will explain the protocols and legal instruments related to real property assessment.

Thank you for registering for "Principles and Methods of Maintaining Assessment Databases" on October 30-November 3, 2023 at the Homewood Suites, 7800 Eastchase Parkway in Montgomery. Hotel room reservation information is on the attachment.

This class will begin Monday, October 30th at 8:30 AM and conclude on Friday, November 3rd at 12:00 Noon . Please print attached Information Sheet which has class times, meeting venue address and hotel room block information. It also provides a list of course supplies you need to bring with you to the class.

IAAO Senior Instructor and the author of the IAAO mapping science curriculum, Richard Norejko CMS, is the developer and instructor of this course. Richard is acclaimed for his ability to explain the relationship between real property law, property assessment, and the economic role of assessment administration in local and national governance. In addition, he brings a deep understanding of assessment protocols, and workflows and has a strong desire to share his knowledge with students.

Refund and Cancellation Policy:

Your registration is CONFIRMED, and payment is requested before the course start date unless you make prior arrangements. Payment can be made by credit card by calling our office, or invoices will be sent. NOTE: The University will not refund for check payments unless the agency is a registered vendor of the University. Written or email cancellations received 30 working days prior to the beginning of the class (on or before October 9th) will be honored with a partial refund (credit card only) of the registration fee, less an assessed administrative fee ($50). Late cancellations or non-attendance are non-refundable, and payment is expected in full. Substitutions can be made at any time.

For questions regarding registrations, cancellations, invoicing or payments, please contact Government and Economic Development Institute, at gedi@auburn.edu , or 334-844-4782.

For more information about the Property Tax Education and Certification Program, please visit auburn.edu/gedi, or contact: Julia Heflin, Government and Economic Development Institute, at heflijb@auburn.edu , or 334-844-4782.

Fee Breakdown

Category	Description	Amount
Course Fee (Basic)	Registration Fee	$ 850.00