by Michael Robinson | Uvalde Hesperian
July 16th, 2024
The Uvalde County Appraisal District met earlier this evening at the District’s Office.
According to Chief Appraiser Roberto Valdez, he told the board the office’s primary focus is Certifying the reappraisal plan due at the end of this month on July 25th, According to Valdez, 254 cases are currently outstanding which translates to 2% of the tax rolls.
Valdez also informed the board that after reviewing the limited resources available to appraisal districts. he told the board, “I went outside the box.”
He explained that he is following a project management approaches that are very similar to what the appraisal district wants to accomplish.
“Certification of the roll and tax levy that is my goal.” Valdez said.
Later in the meeting, Valdez said he wants to provide project management training for the District’s staff.
Job openings at the Appraisal District
Valdez informed the board that a one board member recently resigned to accept a job offer with the Texas Comptroller’s Office.
Valdez continued by saying the District has two positions it is trying to fill.
