Administrative Board
IACT 2008-2009 

President: Ann Frei, 
Washington County

Vice- President: 
  EllenSauer, 
Shoshone County 

Secretary/Treasurer: 
Debbie Kauffman,
 Twin Falls County

Historian: Mary Ann Heiser,
Lemhi County

Parliamentarian: Mary Childers,
Jerome County

ABOUT   IACT

The Idaho Association of County Treasurers (IACT) was formed in 1927.  Our membership includes 44 elected County Treasurers, who also serve as ex-Officio Tax Collectors, ex-officio Public Administrators, representing each of the 44 Idaho Counties.  Our Administrative Board consist of a President, Vice-President, Secretary/Treasurer, Parliamentarian, and Historian.  Officers of the Administrative Board are elected at the IACT Annual Conference held each August.  Various committees are appointed by the President  to maintain research, education, uniformity, and coordination among member Treasurers, so that we may better serve the taxpayers and citizens of Idaho.  The Association is governed by our Constitution and By-Laws to provide management and organization of our ongoing operation.  We meet annually  to conduct our Association business. During our annual meeting and twice a year, in conjunction with the Idaho Association of Counties meetings, we attend educational and training seminars designed to educate and improve our skills in the statutory duties and responsibilities we hold as Elected Officials, as well as training us in personnel issues and general office function.  Our annual meeting locations alternate among the six Idaho districts around the state, on a pre designated schedule.  

                                                                                            
THE STUTATORY DUTIES OF THE OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER

 The County Treasurer is also ex-officio Tax Collector and Public Administrator (31-2102). The County Treasurer is elected every four years (34-620) unless an optional form of county government is adopted pursuant to Title 31, Chapters 52 through 58, Idaho Code. The County Treasurer is separately bonded for each of the separate responsibilities of the office (31-2015). Such bond is furnished by the County. The salary for the officer is set by the Board of County Commissioners. The County Treasurer is authorized to appoint as many deputies as may be necessary to discharge the duties of the office within budgetary limits approved by the County Commissioners (31-2003 and 31-1605).