On October 2, 2014, we sat down with Democrat incumbent Bev Zuber and talked about her re-election campaign for the Wayne Township Assessor.

Topics covered during the interview include: Bev's introduction, why she is seeking re-election, the need for human interaction in the assessing process, the education of assessors, the diversity of Wayne Township, the move of commercial properties to the Allen County Assessor's office purview, appeals, the team approach to assessing versus the method she is currently using, cyclical assessments and final thoughts from Bev.

For more video clips, a podcast of the interview and to view the interview with her challenger, Republican Jill Weikart, click here.

The complete interview

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View as a YouTube Playlist or download the podcast.

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1. Introduction
2. Why Bev is seeking re-election.
3. The need for human interaction in the assessing process.
4. The education of assessors.
5. More on education.
6. The diversity of Wayne Township.
7. The move of commercial properties to the Allen County Assessor's office purview.
8. Appeals
9. Appeals as a way of double checking assessments.
10. The team approach versus Bev's current management practice.
11. Cyclical assessments
12. Conclusion

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Segment 2

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