David “Beau” Boisvert is the Johnson County Appraiser. He was hired on November 14, 2019 to replace Mr. Paul Welcome who had held the position for 18 years. Prior to accepting this position, Beau came with 24 years of experience in the property assessment community in the State of Arizona. His most recent position was the Chief Deputy for Yavapai County. Beau began his appraisal career with Yavapai County in 1995, as a clerk and was promoted to an Appraiser, then Office Manager and Land Supervisor. He left the Yavapai County Assessor office in 2005 after accepting a position as the Land Manager for Maricopa County, Arizona. The Phoenix Metropolitan Area is in Maricopa. Beau worked his way up to the Chief Appraiser position, which he held for 4 years prior to resigning in June 2016.

 

Beau also has provided assessment consultation for several assessment jurisdictions in recent years. His last consulting was with the City of Detroit, where he assisted the assessment office in revaluing the Downtown and Mid-town commercial areas. He has been the International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO) local Chapter President twice and was the Chairperson of the Education committee for the local chapter.  Beau remains involved with the Education committee for IAAO.  Beau has also authored training materials and taught seminars for the Maricopa County Assessor’s Office.

 

Beau was made a member of Cambridge University’s “Who’s Who of Executives and Professionals”, a very prestigious honor.  In 2014, Beau was honored with the “Outstanding Public Service Employee Award” by the State Bar Association of AZ, Tax Law Section.

 

Beau lived in the Prescott Area from 1985 through August of 2005. Her raised his two children. Beau was very active in the American Youth Soccer Organization while Prescott and coached soccer at Prescott high school for a few years. He stayed in soccer as a coach until 2012 while in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area.