Better data. Better Value.
From deploying tablets and automatically refreshed field and office maps, to dramatically lowering appeal rates (to under 1%—far below the 10-25% national average). Oklahoma County shows how up-to-date imagery allows assessors to virtually inspect hard-to-reach properties (e.g., 160-acre tracts) and make confident, equitable valuations—yielding both taxpayer savings (about $5 million annually) and heightened public trust.