Get I INDEX - Connecticut Association Of Assessing Officers

Assessments in CT reflect 70% of market value. (Example: Property valued at $500,000 x . 70 = $350,000 assessment). Does the Assessor's Office have the correct information on your property?

To earn a designation, assessing professionals must successfully complete rigorous educational programs, pass exams, and agree to comply with a code of ethics. To maintain a designation, designation holders must complete 28 hours of continuing education every two years and pay a $50 renewal fee.

A CCMA designation is a Certified Connecticut Municipal Assessor designation. There are two types of designations; CCMA I and CCMA II. They are earned by successful completion of CCMA courses, experience in the assessment or property appraisal field and successful completion of a comprehensive examination.

A CCMA designation is a Certified Connecticut Municipal Assessor designation. There are two types of designations; CCMA I and CCMA II. They are earned by successful completion of CCMA courses, experience in the assessment or property appraisal field and successful completion of a comprehensive examination.