Tom Konis
Top priorities
From other published sources
- Continuing technology upgrades that make the office more efficient, per the Washington voters' pamphlet statement
- Property tax relief that helps seniors, disabled residents and disabled veterans stay in their homes, per the same statement
The sitting Spokane County Assessor, listed in that role in the county's official staff directory, who joined the office as an appraiser in 1993, per the Washington voters' pamphlet statement. He says technology upgrades during his eight years leading the office have made it more efficient, and he serves as legislative co-chair of the Washington Association of County Assessors, per the same statement, which credits him with helping pass a property tax measure aimed at seniors, disabled residents and disabled veterans.
