Vickie Downs is set to become the next Collier County Property Appraiser, as her write-in opponent has officially withdrawn from the race. This means that Vickie Downs will assume office in January 2025, continuing a legacy of service and excellence in the Property Appraiser’s office.
Having served for over 30 years in the office and currently as the Chief Deputy Property Appraiser, Vickie has earned widespread recognition for her dedication and leadership. Her deep-rooted experience in the property appraiser's office has prepared her to take the helm and continue protecting the property values of Collier County’s residents.
Vickie ran a campaign that focused on transparency, efficiency, and trust, securing endorsementsfromcommunityleaderssuchasCollierCountyPropertyAppraiserAbeSkinner and Clerk of Courts Crystal Kinzel. Her commitment to fiscal responsibility and community engagement has been at the heart of her platform, and she looks forward to bringing these values into office.
"I am beyond grateful to the voters of Collier County for placing their trust and confidence in me,” Vickie stated. “This journey has been incredible, and I owe a heartfelt thank you to my supportersandeveryonewhobelievedinmyvisionforthisoffice.Together,wewillensurethe PropertyAppraiser’sOfficecontinuestoservewithintegrityandtransparency.Ilookforwardto implementing positive changes that will benefit our community.”
In her 30+ years of service, Vickie has contributed to many improvements in the Property Appraiser’sOffice,overseeingmajorprojectsandadvocatingfortheneedsofCollierCounty property owners. Her background and leadership make her the most qualified candidate to continue the office's success, which has long been a vital part of county operations.
Looking forward, Vickie Downs has plans to introduce a 90-day plan focused on improving the efficiency and accessibility of the Property Appraiser’s Office, with a particular focus on providing superior service to residents. Vickie is also committed to ensuring that property tax assessments remain fair, protecting the integrity of the county’s real estate market, and supporting homeowners across Collier County. As she prepares to assume office in 2025, Vickie remains committed to listening to the community. “I want to hear from you. If you have ideas or suggestions for how the office can improve, please reach out and let me know. Together, we can make this office even better,” she added.
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