Deputy City Assessor

Summary

Position Summary: Under general supervision of the Assessor performing a wide variety of tasks including maintain and updating property assessment records for the Township, mandatory fieldwork to assist the Assessor, filing, typing, computer data entry, word processing, excel spreadsheet development, scanning, answering phones in addition to responding to walk-in requests and assisting other departments as necessary.This is a full-time position, Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm.Primary Job Duties: 1) Residential Appraisals: Assisting in performing residential appraisals including on site field reviewsInputting changes in BS&A softwareEditing sketches in ApexUses Pivot Point software in the fieldPerforms physical inspections of new construction and existing structuresObtains physical measurements and evaluates construction qualities and features to determine class and value of property for assessment purposesMonitors real estate market activity and property improvements through ongoing review of documentation such as Property Transfer Affidavits, deeds, building permits, and other information related to property transfers or improvements as well as physical inspection2) Annually print and prepare all Assessment Change Notices for timely mailing to residents 3) Personal Property: Assist in canvassing the Township for businesses that are new or no longer in businessAssist in sending out tenant listsPrint, fold, stuff and mail personal property statements in DecemberAssist Treasurer to set a jeopardy taxAssist in processing and researching statements4) Land Use Permits: Assist in review and approval of all land use permits before issuanceImporting permits into BSAAssist in sketching out new construction5) Addressing: Assist in working with County to make sure all the new addresses are entered6) Special Assessments: Assist in preparation of labels for property addresses and property owners addresses for hearings and mailings7) Refuse: Pro-rate refuse amounts for new construction and code in BSABalance refuse roll with TreasurerEssential Job Functions: The following duties are illustrative and not a comprehensive list of responsibilities. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related, or a logical assignment to the position.Continuously review properties and enter corresponding data into BS&A to confirm assessable property on the tax rollProvides the general public and taxpayers with information in responding to their inquiries and interpretation of applicable State Tax Commission lawsResponds to public inquiries by phone, mail, email, or in person as operational needs dictate. Assists the public, real estate professionals, municipal professionals, and other governmental agencies with researching and understanding assessment policies, procedures, and recordsEstablishes and maintains cooperative relationships with coworkers, departments, citizens, elected officials, community and business interests, peer agencies, and related interestsAbility to communicate and present ideas and concepts verbally and in writingAssisting the Assessor with appraisals of Commercial/Industrial propertiesPrepares the March, July and December Boards of Review petitions as well as helping Board members with questions concerning subject propertiesAssisting in examining building plans regarding residential construction and makes approvals or denials based on information given while working closely with zoning officials to ensure accuracy of permitted work requestedComputes building and land areas, depreciation and class of buildings for determining Residential assessed valuation, uses Apex Software to sketch land, buildings and other improvements located on property; enters corresponding data into BS&A to confirm assessible property on the tax rollComplies with Michigan State Tax Commission's (STC) standards in order to conform with the PA 660 AuditDemonstrates extensive knowledge in property tax administration including but not limited to PTA's, PRE's, Disabled Veteran's, Poverty Exemptions, and Transfers of OwnershipReviews and corrects legal(tax) descriptions for taxpayers as neededDemonstrates proficiency with BS&A Software, ArcGIS, Microsoft Office Suite, Apex Software, and Pivot Point SoftwareAdheres to all CAMA Data Standards as put forth by the STCContinuing Education to maintain certificationQualifications: Possession of a Michigan Certified Assessing Officer (MCAO) or Michigan Advanced Assessing Officer (MAAO) Certification by the State Tax Commission (STC)High School Diploma/GEDA Valid Michigan Driver's licenseKnowledge of assessments and the functions of the Assessing Department highly desirableAbove average skills in Microsoft Office. Experience using ArcGIS and BS&A software highly preferredAbility to exercise good judgment, take initiative and be resourceful in assisting the public, elected officials, community leaders, and other employeesEffective communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, and active listening skillsHighly motivated self-starter who is able to effectively multi-task, and interpret and follow oral and written instructions with attention to detailAbility to professionally communicate information and ideas verbally and in writingAbility to work in the United States without sponsorship.Genoa Charter Township is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.#J-18808-Ljbffr

Job Description

Position Summary: Under general supervision of the Assessor performing a wide variety of tasks including maintain and updating property assessment records for the Township, mandatory fieldwork to assist the Assessor, filing, typing, computer data entry, word processing, excel spreadsheet development, scanning, answering phones in addition to responding to walk-in requests and assisting other departments as necessary.This is a full-time position, Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm.Primary Job Duties: 1) Residential Appraisals: Assisting in performing residential appraisals including on site field reviewsInputting changes in BS&A softwareEditing sketches in ApexUses Pivot Point software in the fieldPerforms physical inspections of new construction and existing structuresObtains physical measurements and evaluates construction qualities and features to determine class and value of property for assessment purposesMonitors real estate market activity and property improvements through ongoing review of documentation such as Property Transfer Affidavits, deeds, building permits, and other information related to property transfers or improvements as well as physical inspection2) Annually print and prepare all Assessment Change Notices for timely mailing to residents 3) Personal Property: Assist in canvassing the Township for businesses that are new or no longer in businessAssist in sending out tenant listsPrint, fold, stuff and mail personal property statements in DecemberAssist Treasurer to set a jeopardy taxAssist in processing and researching statements4) Land Use Permits: Assist in review and approval of all land use permits before issuanceImporting permits into BSAAssist in sketching out new construction5) Addressing: Assist in working with County to make sure all the new addresses are entered6) Special Assessments: Assist in preparation of labels for property addresses and property owners addresses for hearings and mailings7) Refuse: Pro-rate refuse amounts for new construction and code in BSABalance refuse roll with TreasurerEssential Job Functions: The following duties are illustrative and not a comprehensive list of responsibilities. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related, or a logical assignment to the position.Continuously review properties and enter corresponding data into BS&A to confirm assessable property on the tax rollProvides the general public and taxpayers with information in responding to their inquiries and interpretation of applicable State Tax Commission lawsResponds to public inquiries by phone, mail, email, or in person as operational needs dictate. Assists the public, real estate professionals, municipal professionals, and other governmental agencies with researching and understanding assessment policies, procedures, and recordsEstablishes and maintains cooperative relationships with coworkers, departments, citizens, elected officials, community and business interests, peer agencies, and related interestsAbility to communicate and present ideas and concepts verbally and in writingAssisting the Assessor with appraisals of Commercial/Industrial propertiesPrepares the March, July and December Boards of Review petitions as well as helping Board members with questions concerning subject propertiesAssisting in examining building plans regarding residential construction and makes approvals or denials based on information given while working closely with zoning officials to ensure accuracy of permitted work requestedComputes building and land areas, depreciation and class of buildings for determining Residential assessed valuation, uses Apex Software to sketch land, buildings and other improvements located on property; enters corresponding data into BS&A to confirm assessible property on the tax rollComplies with Michigan State Tax Commission's (STC) standards in order to conform with the PA 660 AuditDemonstrates extensive knowledge in property tax administration including but not limited to PTA's, PRE's, Disabled Veteran's, Poverty Exemptions, and Transfers of OwnershipReviews and corrects legal(tax) descriptions for taxpayers as neededDemonstrates proficiency with BS&A Software, ArcGIS, Microsoft Office Suite, Apex Software, and Pivot Point SoftwareAdheres to all CAMA Data Standards as put forth by the STCContinuing Education to maintain certificationQualifications: Possession of a Michigan Certified Assessing Officer (MCAO) or Michigan Advanced Assessing Officer (MAAO) Certification by the State Tax Commission (STC)High School Diploma/GEDA Valid Michigan Driver's licenseKnowledge of assessments and the functions of the Assessing Department highly desirableAbove average skills in Microsoft Office. Experience using ArcGIS and BS&A software highly preferredAbility to exercise good judgment, take initiative and be resourceful in assisting the public, elected officials, community leaders, and other employeesEffective communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, and active listening skillsHighly motivated self-starter who is able to effectively multi-task, and interpret and follow oral and written instructions with attention to detailAbility to professionally communicate information and ideas verbally and in writingAbility to work in the United States without sponsorship.Genoa Charter Township is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.#J-18808-Ljbffr