Joe Testa

Republicans Welcome Testa

County's financial report is 'easy to use'

Governments benefit from declaration: County auditor says extra money is not needed; refunds are given

Property values being reviewed: Over 2,000 parcels to be examined by board of revision

O'Reilly: County auditor must be accountant

Testa: Changes will continue if re-elected

Re-elect Testa

Assessment information will be readily available

Tax terms: A fiscal alphabet soup

Up close and personal: A look at GIS in action

It pays to understand your taxes

Remebmering those left behind

Appraisal process: long and thorough

Public input is part of the process

Pet vaccination urgently needed

Year 2000: History repeats itself

Web site redefines 'public access'

Auditor Testa says record stands for itself

Testa, Pfeifer raise funds in different ways

Race for auditor focuses on fraud

Sad fact: Negative campaigns work

Help someone learn how to read

Auditor tracks county's growth

Giving of time is greatest gift

Auditor undertakes audacious run

Testa wants to hold onto county job he has held for last decade

Scores show charter school success

Can empowerment overload exist?

Review process keeps tax abatements on target

It's a matter of measurements

There's one right way to measure your mulch

Valuation, taxes prompt questions

Technology 'fast track' means innovations

Tax relief offered for some storm damage

Average Worthington home value up 20%

Local property values jump 21 percent

Affordable housing can be funded without new taxes

Auditor explains reappraisal process

Dog license deadline fast approaching

A tax levy that grows is a scary proposition

Gasoline testing billreaches legislature

Fourteen years is not enough for Testa, county auditor

Donahey seeks to unseat veteran Testa

Retain Testa for fourt term

Testa says he never imagined political career

Brown upsets Stokes; Testa wins

Testa re-elected to county auditor's post

Brown, other Democrats fare well Nov. 7

Records law must apply to all

Auditor: Home values are 'secure' in Franklin County

Do homeowners receive a tax break in a down market?

Tax bills can rise, even if property values don't