WVACo President

Greg Vandall was elected Summers County Assessor in 2008. During his tenure, he has made great strides for Summers County with this implementation of the GIS System and other technological advances to assist the accurate assessment of the county and to bring Summers County up to the state-required standards.
Greg and his wife, Shirley, a proud Summers County teacher, are the parents of two daughters, Haley and Heidi, and four grandchildren, Logan, Olivia, Grayson and Aubrey. He enjoys spending time with his friends and family and serving as announcer for the Summers County Bobcat football games.

A graduate of Concord University, Greg is an active member of Hinton Elks Lodge No. 821, the Hinton Area Foundation, the Lions Club, and the First Baptist Church of Hinton. He served as President of the Association of West Virginia Assessors in 2014 and received the Past President Award for Exceptional Leadership following his term. He is also the recipient of the Special Service Award. He is currently a board member of the WVASC. 

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WVACo Immediate Past President

Serving in her 31st year as County Clerk in     Mason County, Diana Cromley considers  public service as a ministry to the people of her county. Diana is the wife of Ed, a retired math teacher and football coach. She is the mother of Family Court Judge Bryan Cromley and his twin sister, Brooke Price, Sales Consultant for Prime Innovations. She has seven grandchildren of whom she takes great pride in following in   Softball, Soccer, Baseball and Volleyball.

She is Treasurer and Past President of the West Virginia County Clerk’s Association, long serving Board Member of the WV Association of Counties, Courthouse Facilities Improvement Authority Board Member, an appointee on the Records Management and Preservation Board, Regent of the Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, President of the Mason County Library Board, Treasurer for the Mason County Solid Waste Authority, Vice President of the Tu-Endie-Wei Garden Club and a member of River Cities Fellowship where she and her husband lead a small group. In her spare time, she and Ed enjoy playing Pickleball.
Diana looks forward to serving as the President of WVACO. Service has been at the forefront of the passion with which she thrives. Ever lending assistance to the  public and now the entire state is what she is looking forward to in her leadership of this association.