City Property Assessment Technician - Growth and Benefits

CITY OF RACINE; Hall (WA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Pension program

HSA

Generous time off

Job summary

The City of Racine is seeking a qualified assessor to perform technical and clerical real estate appraisals and property assessments under the City Assessor. You will maintain property listings, verify ownership, and prepare parcels, maps, and records while ensuring accuracy and timely reporting.

Responsibilities include interacting with the public, providing excellent service, and maintaining data for state reporting. Requires certification progress with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of clerical and technical procedures related to real property assessments, including legal descriptions, plats, subdivisions, and property mapping.
• Ability to compile and maintain complex records and reports.
• Ability to pass a data entry skill test.

Responsibilities

• Maintain the real property listing for the City of Racine with accurate descriptions.
• Maintain ownership records for residential and commercial properties and verify deeds.
• Prepare parcel splits/joiners and update plat maps and record cards.
• Assign or remove parcel numbers and notify appropriate agencies.
• Update assessment records and perform sales validation for reporting.
• Respond to public inquiries and provide excellent customer service.

Skills

Clerical procedures

Real property assessments

Customer service

Data entry

Records management

Education

High school diploma or equivalency

Tools

Word processing

Spreadsheet applications

Database management

Job description

The City of Racine is seeking a qualified assessor to perform technical and clerical real estate appraisals and property assessments under the City Assessor. You will maintain property listings, verify ownership, and prepare parcels, maps, and records while ensuring accuracy and timely reporting.

Responsibilities include interacting with the public, providing excellent service, and maintaining data for state reporting. Requires certification progress with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.