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Boone County Quorum Court to Consider Declaration of Vacancy and Appointment for County Assessor Position

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Source: Harrison Daily Times

From Boone County The Boone County Quorum Court will convene a special meeting on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Boone County Government Center, 220 N. Arbor Drive, Harrison, Arkansas, to address a vacancy in the office of Boone County Assessor. During the meeting, the Quorum Court will consider a Resolution to formally declare a vacancy following the resignation of County Assessor Brandi Diffey. The Court will also consider appointing an individual to fill the position and serve in said capacity until the expiration of the term on December 31, 2030. In accordance with Arkansas law, the Quorum Court is responsible for both declaring the vacancy and appointing a qualified individual to serve in this role. Individuals interested in being considered for appointment are invited to submit a resume and/or letter of qualifications and interest to the Boone County Judge’s Office, located at 220 N. Arbor Drive, Suite 100, Harrison, AR 72601.

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