Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi announced the release of the Cook County Assessor’s Office’s 100 Day Report, which details the accomplishments of his administration’s first few months in office. Published on the online platform Medium and available via cookcountyassessor.com, the report covers changes and reform efforts throughout each department, including valuations, data, communications, information technology, and administrative operations. Highlights of reforms Assessor Kaegi and the CCAO completed in its first 100 days include completion of an audit by the International Association of Assessing Officers, fulfillment of all FOIA requests from journalists, rules for appeals released publicly for the first time, and passage of SB 1379, The Data Modernization Bill, in the Illinois State Senate. Assessor Kaegi will discuss the 100-Day Report as part of his ongoing countywide listening tour. The next stop on the tour will be this Thursday, April 25th at 6pm. Cook County Commissioners Bridget Degnan and Bridget Gainer will join Assessor Kaegi for the event at Belding Elementary School Auditorium (4257 N Tripp Ave, Chicago), featuring a Q&A session with Adam Slade of the Metropolitan Planning Council. Korean language translation will be available. Additional information about the listening tour is available at cookcountyassessor.com.