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In September, Jack O’Donnell celebrated his birthday with family members. The company he started in 1961 is still going strong and so is he.

Turner voters have approved funding for O’Donnell & Associates to do annual assessing work for the Town, and have committed to a revaluation in 2022-2023. The revaluation program will be conducted using O’Donnell CAMA (Computer Assisted Maine Assessing) software.

Hi Paul, I just want to thank you for taking the time to discuss the equalization for the Town of Canton.  It appears to me that you have done a very thorough sales analysis of the Town and identified  our shortfalls.  The adjustments were fair, just, and applied accurately throughout the Town.  You also took

New Gloucester voters agreed to fund an Equalization Program for 2020. The revaluation will utilize O’Donnell CAMA, the company’s Maine assessing software.  Thirty-seven towns use O’Donnell CAMA.

A recent change in personnel left the very busy Bridgton Town Office in need of help with assessing clerical work.  We have arranged our schedules to make sure that Bridgton gets the resources needed to prepare for the tax commitment in July.

The Town of Livermore is prepared and funded for a 2020 Revaluation.  The town wisely spread out the cost over several years’ budgets.  Now they are all set to assure equity and fairness for all property owners.

Deep snow creates challenging conditions for winter field work in Maine.

A lovely winter view from Canton Revaluation in February.

Over a dozen town staff and selectmen from Franklin and Oxford County towns attended the recent O’Donnell & Associates class on how to handle poverty or hardship abatement applications.  Experienced assessors, Paul Binette and Michael O’Donnell, presented real life examples and recent precedents at the appellate court level.  The class was offered to client towns