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The Town of Canton hired O’Donnell & Associates for two previous equalization programs in 1985 and 2005, and has approved a new revaluation.  Canton’s board members are keenly aware that a good inventory and equitable values are the only way to maintain fairness for all property owners.  O’Donnell staff will be in the field this

A woman from Boothbay called to thank the two assessors who came to her house and saved her life. They arrived while she was having a heart attack and called 911 on her behalf.  She is well today and grateful.  During two other field visits this season (in Acton & Greene), an assessor found a

The Town of Shapleigh has been an O’Donnell & Associates client since 1993. The new equalization program will be the third reval with us.  One senior staffer recognizes many properties from previous visits.  Continuity of staff and assessment practice are valuable elements of our work for long-term clients.

This year, O’Donnell & Associates will be responsible for or assist with 40 municipal tax commitments. All but a handful are complete and we are on the home stretch.

In September, Jack celebrated his 98th birthday with his family at his home.  He still enjoys the Red Sox, reading, gardening & his swimming pool.

O’Donnell & Associates tried many different sketching programs before finding one well suited for every day work.  AreaSketch Pro software came out on top.  The professional looking sketches are easy to create.  Our field staff like it which is what we look for. For more information: http://www.areasketch.com/

Dan Kane is a life-long resident of Auburn.  He had a 23 year career in criminal justice, and recently earned his Real Estate Agent’s license.  He will work in the field for us this summer.

Tristan is returning for his fourth summer as a measurer and lister.  He is a senior at Maine Maritime Academy majoring in International Logistics.

Alna has been an O’Donnell & Associates assessing client since 2001.  The relationship started with a revaluation; now it is time to undertake a completely new equalization program.  Field work will start this fall.