Compare counties, head to head

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Put two counties (and their current assessors) side by side on the published IAAO accountability metrics. Each metric is judged on its own against its standard; the stronger side is highlighted. Level of assessment is shown for context only and is never graded or highlighted — it is driven by West Virginia's reappraisal cycle and the market, not the assessor.

Metric	County A	County B	Target

The highlighted side meets its standard more strongly (lower COD, less regressive PRD/PRB, fewer stale parcels, more standards met). A n/a means there is not enough graded data — small-sample counties are labeled by confidence, not scored as if large.

Median appraised value over time (A vs B)

Market/level context from the assessment roll — appreciation trend, not a grade. Counties enter the history staggered; early years may show partial coverage.

Pick two counties above to compare them.