Arkansas § 26-26-1906 Computer-assisted mass appraisal systems

Arkansas Statutes

§ 26-26-1906 — Computer-assisted mass appraisal systems

Arkansas § 26-26-1906

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Ark. Code Ann. § 26-26-1906 (2026).

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(a)County assessors or those otherwise responsible for the valuation of real property for assessment purposes shall employ computer-assisted mass appraisal systems approved by the Assessment Coordination Division.

(b)Information stored in the electronic database used in the computer-assisted mass appraisal system shall include, but not be limited to, pertinent physical characteristics and historical sales prices of each property in the county.

(c)The division shall have access to view and obtain the data stored in each county's computer-assisted mass appraisal system via common-use technologies as determined by the division, including without limitation:

(1)The internet;

(2)Network technologies;

(3)Phone line and modem technologies;

(4)Compact disk technologies;

(5)Magnetic tape te

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(a) County assessors or those otherwise responsible for the valuation of real property for assessment purposes shall employ computer-assisted mass appraisal systems approved by the Assessment Coordination Division. (b) Information stored in the electronic database used in the computer-assisted mass appraisal system shall include, but not be limited to, pertinent physical characteristics and historical sales prices of each property in the county. (c) The division shall have access to view and obtain the data stored in each county's computer-assisted mass appraisal system via common-use technologies as determined by the division, including without limitation: (1) The internet; (2) Network technologies; (3) Phone line and modem technologies; (4) Compact disk technologies; (5) Magnetic tape technologies; or (6) Other similar common-use technologies.