Modifies provisions relating to property tax

HB 3254 requires county property tax assessors to complete mandatory training before assuming office and maintain certification through ongoing education. Specifically, new assessors must complete 32-40 hours of training (depending on appointment date), while existing assessors must attend refresher courses every two years to retain certification. The bill establishes consequences for non-compliance, including suspension of state funding for county assessment costs until training requirements are met. This directly affects county assessors and local governments that rely on state funding for property tax administration. The bill is currently pending before the Special Committee on Property Tax Reform (as of March 5, 2026).