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Marion County Class Specification BulletinPage of <br />>>> <br />4.Provides information to the public and other departments or agencies requiring considerable <br />knowledge and interpretation of departmental regulations and procedures; explains laws and <br />regulations to the public relating to assessment, mapping and ownership. <br />5.Processes changes affecting real property in assessment records resulting from segregations, <br />consolidations, lot line adjustments, partition plats, subdivisions, tax code changes, right-of-way <br />vacations, riparian adjustments, acreage re-computations, map transfers, etc.; updates assessor's <br />database and reviews and assigns electronic vouchers (work orders) to other sections to process <br />required changes within the assessor's office. <br />6.Reads, comprehends and interprets various legal instruments which are used to transfer title of <br />real property. Examines how property is vested/conveyed to determine current assessed <br />ownership. <br />7.Assists other employees, title companies and the general public with ownership and mapping <br />questions for assessment purposes. <br />8.Updates assessed ownership records in assessment database using a personal computer, or <br />forwards instruments to cartographers for further processing. <br />9.Sorts scanned images of daily recordings using the recording database. Retains all instruments <br />relevant to ownership or legal description changes for data entry. <br />10.Works with municipal and county jurisdictions to maintain current and accurate sites addressing. <br />Matches sites address to physical location of property. <br />11.Receives requests for mailing address changes from taxpayers or their representatives. Updates <br />assessment and taxation database accordingly. <br />12.Compiles and categorizes statistical data for completed work. Creates monthly reports of section <br />accomplishments. <br />13.Maintains files and indexes; collects fees for chargeable items and/or work performed. <br />14.Types records and documents as required; composes and types pertinent correspondence. <br />15.Develops and maintains effective work relationships. <br />16.Maintains regular and punctual work attendance. <br />17.Performs other related duties as assigned. <br />MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: <br />EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING <br />1.Graduation from high school or equivalent, preferably supplemented by additional college level <br />coursework in real estate, computer applications, cartography, paralegal, office procedures or <br />related field; AND <br />2.Three (3) years of responsible office experience and/or working within a county assessor's office, <br />county clerk's office, title company, escrow agency, mortgage lending institution, real estate office, <br />or right-of-way agency; OR <br />3.Any equivalent combination of experience, education and/or training relevant to the position. <br />KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES <br />Considerable knowledge of: office practices and procedures, deeds, contracts and other legal documents <br />used for ownership transfers and assessment purposes. Proficient in Microsoft Office software, including <br />Word and Excel; experience in public service and customer service techniques; modern office operations, <br />procedures and equipment; cash handling procedures; business math; English, spelling, punctuation, <br />grammar and composition. <br />Ability to: read and interpret various legal documents affecting property ownership and assessment <br />records; locate properties by reading a legal description and using assessment maps; make <br />mathematical calculations rapidly and accurately; understand and follow oral and written instructions; <br />independently compose and prepare correspondence; accurately perform tasks and duties following <br />established procedures and policies; provide assistance and information to customers; effectively <br />communicate technical information both orally and in writing; work effectively in a multi-task and deadline <br />driven environment; effectively operate office equipment including personal computer hardware and <br />software applications; establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with the public, title <br />https://agency.governmentjobs.com/marion/default.cfm?action=specbulletin&ClassSpecID=...8/3/2020 <br /> <br />