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Town Manager John Hawley and Assessing Clerk Shirley Marquis recognize they have a small staff. The convenience of online assessing information for the public, coupled with the time savings for Town staff, will ease some of the pressure of work at the front counter. The Town will offer assessing information through O’Donnell’s website starting sometime

Wilton, Maine is O’Donnell’s newest client. Paul Binette will act as the Town’s appointed assessor for the 2011-2012 fiscal year. The Town joins many of the neighboring communities that rely on O’Donnell & Associates for tax assessment functions.

Minot has contracted with O’Donnell & Associates to update assessed values for April 1, 2011. The program utilizes O’Donnell assessment software that was first implemented in a 2003 revaluation. The 2011 program will include visits to improved properties. Minot has retained O’Donnell & Associates for tax mapping and/or tax assessing for 35 years.

The program utilizes O’Donnell’s assessment software. The Town will purchase the O’Donnell/Trio software interface from Harris Computer Systems. When the equalization is complete Acton intends to provide assessing information online through O’Donnell’s online assessing service. The Town is also working on a document library that will be associated with the assessment database and available to

The Town of Jay has consolidated contract assessing services with O’Donnell & Associates. The Town will benefit from the company’s ability to execute the work in a timely fashion. The company’s knowledge of Maine tax increment financing districts, tax exemption, and tax reimbursement programs will help protect the Town’s financial interests.

The Town’s first property tax maps will be in digital format. The Board of Selectmen/Assessors will conduct their own tax assessing and use O’Donnell Associates for professional guidance.

Livermore Falls, Maine selects O’Donnell & Associates for tax assessing and tax mapping work starting in 2010

Parsonsfield, ME contracts with O’Donnell & Associates for first professional revaluation in almost 20 years