"Do, president of the East Side Union High School District board, will compete with Neysa Fligor, Yan Zhao and Rishi Kumar to replace longtime assessor Larry Stone in November's special election. If elected, Do said he plans to create a public dashboard with data on appeals and appraisal accuracy. "[Stone] may do it internally - and he may, he may not. I don't know, because it's internally," Do, 51, said. "But I'm willing to do that publicly.""
"One way he plans to do that is by modernizing the office's technology. East Side Union recently moved the application for its free lunches onto school-issued laptops, which Do says is the kind of change he would make in the assessor's office. Do also plans to automate part of the office's customer service operation, saving employees for more complicated questions while cutting down on wait times."
Bryan Do seeks Santa Clara County Assessor and emphasizes greater transparency through a public dashboard showing appeals and appraisal accuracy. He cites experience in technology, real estate and public service and currently leads the East Side Union High School District board. He plans to modernize office technology and automate portions of customer service to reduce wait times and shift staff to complex tasks. He highlights moving the free-lunch application to school-issued laptops as an example of modernization. He would explore automating simpler appraisals but remains undecided. He praises the incumbent for consistently delivering the assessment roll on time.
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