Posts for Archives: Chapters

The Massachusetts Chapter of IAAO was formed in 1992 by a group of individuals seeking to bring a higher level of education to Massachusetts. The Chapter continues to offer several courses and forums during the year at various locations throughout the state. The Chapter has over 200 members from many of the New England states. […]

The Maine State Chapter of IAAO was first established in 1978 by then Secretary Mike Austin. In honor of Mike’s memory, we offer a scholarship annually in his name, in order for a member to attend an approved continuing education training session. We continue to maintain a healthy membership and a diverse Board of Directors. […]

We are the Los Angeles County Chapter of the International Association of Assessing Officers. Like our parent organization, we strive to maintain excellence in education and expertise in the areas of property assessment and appraisal. Our membership is mainly comprised of appraisers working for the Office of the Assessor of Los Angeles County. We welcome […]

The Kentucky Chapter of IAAO is a nonprofit, educational and charitable organization dedicated to the improvement of assessment administration in Kentucky. Our over 400 members hail from near and far throughout the Commonwealth to give us a uniquely diverse constituency. We are proud of our record of sponsoring courses, promoting professional designations, awarding scholarships and […]

The Indiana Chapter of IAAO is a non-profit, educational organization with a mission to promote professional development in assessment administration and property valuation by providing educational opportunities throughout Indiana. Our parent association, the International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO) is the internationally recognized leader and preeminent source for innovation, education and research in property appraisal, […]

The KCIAAO has had a roller coaster of a history. It was strong in the 1970s through about 1987. At that point, the chapter really faltered and did not even meet for a couple of years. In 1989, Jim Follina, ASA, and George Donatello, CMS, decided to revive the chapter and did so with a […]