Sarah Renfroe says her decision to run for Pershing County Assessor comes from a desire to bring fairness, transparency, and strong public service to an office that directly impacts residents across the county.
For the past six years, Renfroe has worked in the Pershing County Clerk-Treasurer’s Office, where she says she gained firsthand experience in how county government functions behind the scenes. Through that work, she developed an understanding of the importance of accuracy, communication, and cooperation between county departments, particularly when it comes to records, taxation, and public trust.
Renfroe believes taxpayers deserve clear explanations and accessible information regarding property assessments and county processes. She says one of her goals would be to make the Assessor’s Office more transparent and approachable so residents feel informed rather than overwhelmed when dealing with property-related questions or concerns.
She also points to collaboration between county offices, particularly the Clerk-Treasurer’s and Assessor’s offices, as an important priority, saying efficient communication between departments ultimately leads to better service for the public.
As part of her preparation for the position, Renfroe says she is investing her own time and resources into completing the training and certification required for the office, with the goal of being fully certified before taking office.
If elected, Renfroe says she plans to focus on fair and consistent assessments, stronger communication with taxpayers, and responsible growth that supports county services while helping reduce pressure on homeowners and small businesses.
Above all, Renfroe says she wants residents to know they will have a county official who will listen, communicate openly, and serve with integrity every day.
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