What are the responsibilities and job description for the Appraiser position at Rice County?
**FIRST REVIEW OF APPLICATIONS FEBRUARY 24TH
The Assessor is responsible for Rice County's real estate valuation and property classification of residential and agricultural property types for tax assessment purposes. Incumbents perform appraisals of property for tax assessment purposes and are the primary, and often only, contact between the County and property owners/taxpayers regarding property valuation and classification.
- Performs annual physical field inspections of 20% of parcels (property and buildings) within an assigned area of the County according to assessment cycle and annual inspection plans and timelines; inspects properties as needed related to permit review or valuation appeals.
- Responds to assessment appeals and complaints and negotiates with taxpayers to settle disputes regarding property values.
- Serves as the point person for Local Board of Review, the County Board of Equalization, and public meetings by preparing detailed reports of appraisals and assessment activities; represents the County at such meetings by answering questions related to assessment outcomes.
- Conducts market analysis used to determine annual adjustments to the assessment.
- Other duties as assigned
Bachelor's Degree in Real Estate, Architecture, Finance, Geography, Urban Planning, GIS or equivalent, and one to three years' experience as a Property Appraiser, Real Estate Broker, Architect, Building Inspector or related experience. A combination of education and experience closely related to the position may be considered as an equivalency. A valid driver's license is required.
HOURS: Normal business hours are 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Monday – Friday. Full-time hours equal 40 hours per week.
HIRING RANGE / UNION: $34.79 - $36.37 Per hour / GU Unit – Grade 12
HIRING RANGE / UNION: $34.79 - $36.37 Per hour / GU Unit – Grade 12
Salary : $35 - $49
