Many years I have spent working in the PVA field; first with the Fayette County PVA Office, then as the PVA of Jessamine County. Knowledge in this field is something I value; therefore, I hold a CKA (Certified Kentucky Assessor) and an SKA (Senior Kentucky Assessor) designation. Both were awarded to me by the Revenue Cabinet for experience and education specifically related in the PVA field. In addition, I hold a State Certified Residential Appraiser License. I strive to stay current on information and technology that is pertinent to the PVA Office and my Appraiser License.

Meet Brad Freeman, PVA

Lexington Community College
Certified Kentucky Assessor, 10/15/97
Senior Kentucky Assessor, 10/15/99
PVA since August 2007
12/22

Kentucky Property Valuation Administrators 2022-2026 DIRECTORY (PDF)

2026 Kentucky General Election

As of October 6, 2026, Brad Freeman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

I am Brad Freeman, your Property Valuation Administrator of Jessamine County. Serving as your PVA is a great honor and privilege. It is important to me to always maintain an open door policy at work, and one of the most gratifying aspects of my job is when I get to meet with the residents of this County.

In addition, I hold a State Certified Residential Appraiser License. I strive to stay current on information and technology that is pertinent to the PVA Office and my Appraiser License. I regularly attend PVA and Appraisal classes and conferences so I may constantly improve my knowledge base. Competency is of the utmost importance to me and I always want this Office, and myself, to be moving forward in technology and the way we provide our services to the residents of Jessamine County.

Maintains an open-door policy and values meeting with Jessamine County residents.

Prioritizes keeping current on relevant information and technology through regular training in property valuation administration and appraisal.

- Maintains an open-door policy and values meeting with Jessamine County residents.
- Prioritizes keeping current on relevant information and technology through regular training in property valuation administration and appraisal.

Administration

Commits the office to providing accurate information and fair, timely assessments of real property.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Jessamine County PVA Office is to provide courteous, accurate and efficient services to the residents of Jessamine County and any other individual or entity needing our services. This office is bound by the Commonwealth of Kentucky’s Constitution and Statutes, and we make it our mission to serve you in a competent manner. We are dedicated in assisting you with accurate information and in providing fair and timely assessments of real property.

Jessamine County Property Valuation Administrator

Explains assessment increases based on fair cash value and encourages owners seeking lower values to bring supporting documentation.

It is an informal process and it is not necessary for property owners to be represented by an attorney. The PVA will present findings as to why the assessment value went up based upon “fair cash value.” If the property owner thinks they have cause for a lower assessment value, then they are encouraged to bring documentation to the conference that supports their opinion of the property’s value. For example, a recent appraisal, photos, insurance policies, current real estate listings, or any other sales information from their neighborhood that might be helpful.

Appeal Process

Taxes

Brad Freeman

Provides informal conferences to review assessments by phone or in person without requiring property owners to have an attorney.

Prioritizes courteous, accurate, and efficient service for people who use the Jessamine County Property Valuation Administrator's office.

As of October 6, 2026, Brad FREEMAN’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Brad FREEMAN

Mauricio Mendez

Buket Urgen

The dates are posted on the assessment notice and are published in the Jessamine Journal newspaper. Conferences can be held by phone or in person at the PVA Office. It is an informal process and it is not necessary for property owners to be represented by an attorney. The PVA will present findings as to why the assessment value went up based upon “fair cash value.”

- Property valuation administrators (PVAs) assess and assign value to all real and tangible property in the county. This includes residential property, commercial property, cars, boats, and business assets. 
- PVAs are audited by the state and have their assessment certified by the Department of Revenue. 
- PVAs are funded by the local county or city budgets.