Association Message

The California Revenue Officers Association is represented by a multitude of California Cities, Counties, Special Districts and Governmental entities. They are responsible for collecting a wide variety of debts and restitution. Our expertise comes from years of education and experience. Collectors are constantly trained and retrained in the most modern and effective ways to pursue collections.

While these are worthy endeavors they are only productive if the money due is collected. It is estimated that billions of dollars go uncollected each year throughout the United States.

Some of this revenue, if collected, would assist in hiring more collectors, or enhancing programs and services. Ultimately, the hardworking tax paying citizens of our communities suffer when moneys needed to fund programs are left uncollected.

We, as collectors and supervisors, realize that there will always be a percentage of non-collectable debt. This is also necessary and important information. When should you discontinue collections? When does the debt begin to drain your resources instead of enhancing them? How does your organization deal with these accounts? Our annual conference delves into these types of issues.

It is vital to the success of every work environments that individuals at all levels are allowed to participate in training and seminars. Participating in an annual conference breathes new life into your organization. Employees, and supervisors, return to work with a fresh outlook, renewed vigor, and the tools necessary to accomplish the objectives of the organization.

Please browse our website, and consider who you will reward with a place at our annual conference. Once you have participated you will be compelled to return.

PROPOSED BY-LAW CHANGES

It is the responsibility of the Board to inform its members of proposed changes to the constitution or by-laws. Many changes have occurred over the years. The Board has recently found it necessary to update the constitution and by-laws.

Please click on the link to view the proposed changes. The changes will be discussed during both business meetings during the 2007 conference. A hard copy will be distributed to the members in attendance at the 2007 Conference in Concord. The vote to modify, accept, or reject the proposed changes will occur at the close of business meeting October 5th, 2007.

If you have questions, concerns, or suggestions about the proposed changes please contact: Jacqueline L. Carvallo at (707) 463-4275 or at carvallj@co.mendocino.ca.us

PROPOSED BY-LAW CHANGES

Thank you for your continued interest.

We look forward to the exchange of information and ideas.