84: Ellen Brideau | Annual Revals, Equitable Exemptions, and Defending Against AI-Generated Appeals
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84: Ellen Brideau | Annual Revals, Equitable Exemptions, and Defending Against AI-Generated Appeals
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Join host Will Jarvis as he sits down with Ellen Brideau, a veteran Massachusetts assessor with 20 years in the field and roots in assessment going back to the early 1980s. Ellen shares her perspective on why annual reassessments lead to fairer outcomes, makes a case for broadening the tax base by reconsidering exemptions for nonprofits and institutions, and discusses the importance of good property data and letting assessors inside homes. She also touches on career advice for new professionals entering the field and previews her upcoming conference presentation on identifying and defending against AI-generated property tax appeals.
- 00:00 - Introduction and Ellen Brideau's background in Massachusetts assessing
- 01:48 - What the public most misunderstands about property taxes
- 03:30 - How Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire differ on reassessment cycles
- 05:55 - Policy ideas: broadening the tax base and reconsidering exemptions for nonprofits and institutions
- 07:48 - Assessment caps, deed-restricted affordable housing, and full market value in Massachusetts
- 09:22 - Personal lessons from a career in assessment and advice for new professionals
- 12:00 - AI-generated appeals: how Ellen was caught off guard and what she's learning
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