Kyle
Rieman
Balanced budgets. Clean audits. No surprises. Keep Boone County's finances in proven, data-driven hands.
& leaders across Boone County
A data-driven career guarding the public's money
Kyle Rieman has served as Boone County Auditor since 2023, bringing over 15 years of public finance and oversight experience to the role. Before being elected, he served as Budget Officer for the City of Columbia and Director of the Missouri General Assembly's Legislative Research – Oversight Division. A Missouri State University graduate with B.S. degrees in Economics and Sociology, Kyle has also been a small-business owner since high school and currently owns three small businesses, including Hexagon Alley with his wife Colleen.
Kyle's approach is plain-spoken and results-focused. His office runs on data-driven analysis — emphasizing clear financial reporting, continuous process improvement, and responsible use of every public dollar.
Since I was a kid, I've believed public servants have a responsibility to make data-driven decisions — even when the facts conflict with their own opinions. That belief turned into a career spent making government more efficient, more understandable, and more honest. I'm running again because that work isn't finished.
A first term built on clean audits, fiscal discipline, and data-driven results
Same priorities that brought him here
Kyle isn't running on a new pitch. He's running to finish the work: three priorities that have guided the office since day one.
Financial oversight
Keep the books clean, catch problems early, and make sure every public dollar is accounted for — before it becomes a headline.
Data-driven decisions
Make disciplined budgeting and real analysis the county's default, so decisions rest on facts rather than assumptions.
Technical leadership
Give Boone County the financial tools, systems, and reporting it needs — and the willingness to have the tough conversations.
What does the Boone County Auditor actually do?
It's the office most voters skip past on the ballot. Here's the plain-English version — and why it matters who holds it.
1So what is the job, exactly?
2Is this a political job?
3What experience does Kyle bring to it?
4How is Boone County doing financially?
5When and where do I vote?
Out in the community
From parades to the airwaves to the doorstep — Kyle is a familiar, steady presence across Boone County.
Join us for the watch party
Join Kyle at Hexagon Alley — Columbia's first board game café — as the August 4 primary results roll in. Games and food provided. Bring a neighbor.
Hosted by Kyle Rieman for Boone County Auditor & Kyle Allen.
Be part of the team
Volunteer, knock doors, host an event, or just stay in the loop. It takes neighbors to keep the county in steady hands.
Thanks for joining the team — we'll be in touch with ways to help before August 4.
Election night watch party
Polls close August 4 — be in the room when the results roll in. RSVP and we'll send the details.
Attend the partyRequest a yard sign
Leave your details and a campaign volunteer will drop a sign off at your address — free of charge.
Sign on the way!
Thanks for showing your support. A volunteer will reach out to arrange drop-off at your address. Together we'll keep Boone County in steady hands.