Lifelong Pershing County resident Jennifer Hill says her campaign for County Assessor is built on decades of public service experience, leadership, and a commitment to accuracy and accountability.
Hill, who has lived in Pershing County her entire life, has spent much of her career working directly with the public. She worked for Wells Fargo Bank for 35 years, including 30 years as a branch manager, where she says she developed strong leadership, customer service, and problem-solving skills while managing staff and working under deadlines.
More recently, Hill spent four years working in the Pershing County Assessor’s Office, gaining hands-on experience with deeds, personal property, and real property assessments. During that time, she earned both her personal property and general appraisal license, as well as her real property license, making her dual licensed. She currently works in the District Attorney’s Office, where she says she continues to strengthen her understanding of legal processes and county operations.
Hill says her experience has taught her the importance of following the law carefully, maintaining consistency in assessments, and ensuring residents are treated fairly and respectfully. She also notes that clear communication and transparency are essential to maintaining public trust.
If elected, Hill says her priorities would include investing in staff training and continuing education, maintaining strong customer service, and improving communication between county departments such as Planning and Building, Code Enforcement, the Recorder’s Office, the Clerk-Treasurer’s Office, and the District Attorney’s Office.
Hill says she hopes to bring a thoughtful, fact-based approach to the Assessor’s Office while continuing to serve the community she has called home her entire life.
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