Washington County’s Assessment and Taxation Department is currently hiring a Property Appraiser I/II! Property Appraisers are highly trained professionals who perform a variety of essential duties throughout the year. Their work spans three key areas that keep the role both challenging and rewarding: New Construction – Identify, inspect, and value new improvements to real property such as new structures, additions, or remodels. Reappraisal – Get out in the field to gather data, study market trends, and ensure records stay current and reliable. Appeals – Dive into research, build detailed reports, and confidently present your findings for assigned appraisal areas. Appraisers play a vital role in developing and upholding the property values that form the foundation of Washington County’s annual property tax statements. These values directly support local schools, public safety, and a wide range of essential community services. In this role, you’ll spend much of your time in the field – inspecting properties, meeting with property owners and industry professionals, and collecting key data. Back in the office, you'll analyze information using our mass appraisal system, conduct detailed reviews for accuracy, and contribute to consistent, well-supported assessments. You’ll join a collaborative team that values professionalism, accuracy, and service to the community. Candidates hired at the Property Appraiser I level are eligible for promotion to Property Appraiser II upon meeting the necessary qualifications and demonstrating proficiency.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level