As I talk with voters across Larimer County, I hear the same question: What does the Assessor actually do? It’s a fair question.

The Assessor does not set your tax rates. Those are decided by voters and local governing boards.The Assessor’s job is to make sure property values are fair and accurate so everyone pays their proper share, no more, no less.

Think of it this way: the Assessor ensures the tax pie is sliced fairly.

How It Works

Every property is evaluated through a simple, consistent process:

• Discover: Identify all taxable property

• List: Maintain accurate ownership records

• Classify: Ensure correct property type (residential, commercial, etc.)

• Value: Determine fair market value

Why My Background Matters

As a business leader in financial services, I’ve built my career on data, accuracy, and accountability. I understand how these valuations impact your bottom line.

I will bring that same precision and transparency to the Assessor’s office, working alongside a strong team to get assessments right the first time.

That means fewer errors, fewer protests, and less cost and frustration for taxpayers.

My Commitment

An Assessor’s office should be:

• Accessible to the public

• Accurate in its work

• Accountable to the people

That’s why I’m running, and how I will serve Larimer County.