The City Assessor provides strategic leadership and oversight of the City’s property assessment function to ensure fair, accurate valuations for taxation. Working within a regulated legislative framework, this role supports financial stability, revenue integrity, and public trust. The Assessor is the City’s authority on assessment matters, applying advanced valuation and legislative expertise while advising senior administration and Council. Major Duties and Responsibilities Assessment and Valuation Conduct mass and individual property assessments across all sectors Apply cost, income, and sales approaches per legislation and standards Inspect properties, review permits, and assess improvements Analyze market and financial data to support valuation models Assessment Roll & Compliance Prepare and maintain Annual and Supplemental Assessment Rolls Ensure compliance with applicable legislation Verify classifications, exemptions, and tax status Lead revaluation projects and change initiatives Appeals and Representation Prepare reports and evidence for appeal tribunals Defend assessments and incorporate case law into practices Leadership and Management Supervise and develop the assessment team Manage workloads, inspections, and roll maintenance Promote accountability and continuous improvement Stakeholder Relations Liaise with SAMA, auditors, and government bodies Participate in committees and advise on legislative impacts Communication and Advisory Provide clear advice to Council, administration, and the public Explain assessment methods and impacts Key Competencies Integrity, strategic thinking, leadership, accountability, communication, adaptability Qualifications Degree in assessment, appraisal, or related field 7+ years of progressive experience Supervisory experience required LAAS/MAAS, SAAA accreditation; CAE or AACI an asset Experience with revaluations and change management Valid Class 5 license #J-18808-Ljbffr