2014 Fall Newsletter

2015 FCIAAO FEE INCREASES

The FCIAAO Executive Board recently voted a slight increase in member dues and conference fees. Fee structures for both membership and conference registration have remained at the same level for a number of years while costs have continued to increase for food, beverages, parking, meeting space, etc. Your board is committed to providing discounts on educational programs when feasible and securing sponsorships to continue to provide the best resources available. Sponsorships allow our attendees to meet face to face and learn about the latest innovations in our industry. While this allows additional benefits we still felt a minor increase in member fees and conference registration is warranted.

Therefore the following will be implemented beginning in 2015:

Member Dues: $25 (Regular); $40 (Subscribing); $15 (Associate) Conference Fees: $95 FCIAAO Member; $135 Non-Member

With these slight increases your board will be able to plan carefully to provide our members with the following benefits:

Affordable Member Pricing for Annual Conferences and Seminars Quarterly Newsletter

Access to Member Log-in Proposed Webinar Days Committee Support Job Postings for Member Jurisdictions Property Appraiser Membership Presenter Materials Member Directory Development of Additional Resources Educational and Networking Opportunities Others….

Thank you for your membership and continued participation in our organization. Should you have additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. The completion of evaluations available at each conference allows us to hear your recommendations and concerns.

IAAO ELECTIONS UNDERWAY IN NOVEMBER

REMEMBER TO VOTE!

The slate of candidates for the upcoming IAAO elections are on the IAAO website for your review. You must be a member in good standing on or before October 1, 2014 in order to vote. Ballots will be provided by mail and email by IAAO and voting will occur between November 1 – 30 th . Please vote!

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Fall 2014 Newsletter of the FCIAAO