Assessor’s Office provides more valuation data for school districts
March 24, 2011
The Sublette County Assessor’s Office has provided more tax revenue valuation data for Sublette County School Districts 1 & 9. Clarification comments from John Paravicini are reprinted in their entirety.
Sublette County School District 1 vs District 9 Valuation 1993 – 2010 Data from Janet Montgomery and John Paravicini, Sublette County Assessor's Office, 21 S. Tyler Ave, Box 2057, Pinedale, WY 82941, 307-367-4374 (PDF, March 22, 2011)
Sublette County School District 1 vs District 9 Revised Facts, with revised population numbers (Data from Janet Montgomery and John Paravicini, Sublette County Assessor's Office, 21 S. Tyler Ave, Box 2057, Pinedale, WY 82941, 307-367-4374 March 23, 2011 (27 page, 2.6MB PDF)
Sublette County School District 1 vs District 9 Facts, with population numbers (Original fact sheet – Data from Janet Montgomery and John Paravicini, Sublette County Assessor's Office, 21 S. Tyler Ave, Box 2057, Pinedale, WY 82941, 307-367-4374 March 23, 2011 (27 page, 2.6MB PDF)
Wednesday, March 23, 2011 Update from John Paravicini, Sublette County Assessor’s Office: At the Sublette County District #1 Impact Meeting last night (Tuesday, March 22, 2011), District #9 Business Manager, Amy Anschutz, brought to my attention that data was available online for each School District. In a conversation earlier in the day, Ms. Anschutz was questioning where our numbers for population density came from. My explanation to her was that, at that point in time, I was unable to find 2010 Census numbers other than what is available for the county as a whole (from the Census website) and town population figures (Sublette Examiner). It was further explained that an analysis of residential housing units was the best available route at the time. This morning, our office found the website Ms. Anschutz was talking about and that data is been inserted into our report. As noted in the report, the population total for the Census includes 804 people that live in the Lincoln county portion of District 9." – John Paravicini, Sublette County Assessor's Office, 21 S. Tyler Ave, Box 2057, Pinedale, WY 82941, 307-367-4374
Thursday, March 24, 2011 Update from John Paravicini, Sublette County Assessor’s Office: "Last night (March 23, 2011) after the District 9 information meeting in Marbleton, I had a very refreshing and enjoyable conversation with Sublette Dist 9 board member, John Fear. One concern that he voiced was about the inclusion of projects that are being funded by the county commissioners in the report that was released by our office. Mr. Fear was concerned that the information was misleading and would cause the public to believe that the facilities were directly related to the optional mills the school districts are discussing. My intention was to address people’s concerns that District 9 funds were being utilized for these facilities. The heading that was utilized states that these projects are COUNTY-FUNDED projects. Mr. Fear and I shared a laugh that when you look at the figures and the facts for as long as I have, various things are blatantly obvious but, to the casual observer, may be misconstrued. Allow me to submit this e-mail as clarification that the projects at the Sublette Fairgrounds and the Marbleton Recreation Center are funded by the county commissioners from county coffers, not from any school funds or optional school funds (ie. BOCES/Recreation). The county does, in fact, have a COUNTY Recreation Board but it’s funds and dealings are also separate from any school funds. Please consider this e-mail an addendum to the Assessor’s Fact Sheet portfolio that was already released." –John Paravicini, Sublette County Assessor's Office, 21 S. Tyler Ave, Box 2057, Pinedale, WY 82941, 307-367-4374
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