
Posting number: 202600155
Department: Real Property Tax (Assessments)
Job classification: Deputy Director of Real Property Tax Services
Posting type: Open
Categories: Management, Tax Administration
THIS POSITION IS COMPETITIVE CIVIL SERVICE CLASS, AND WILL BE HIRED PROVISIONAL PENDING A POSSIBLE FUTURE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
This is a professional administrative position involving assisting with the responsibility for the effective operation of a department whose functions are comprised of both technical and public relations aspects. The Deputy will work under the supervision of the Director with leeway for exercising independent judgement, and will be charged with the implementation of the Director’s policies and directions, and the smooth functioning of the Department during his/her absence. Supervision will be exercised over subordinates. Does related work, as required.
Good knowledge of the principles, tools and materials used in tax map preparation and maintenance; good knowledge of real property tax laws, and judicial and administrative determinations governing valuation of real property for taxation purposes, working knowledge of deeds and related property records; good knowledge of office and staff management; ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with the public, assessors and County officials; ability to plan, organize and supervise the work of others; ability to effectively utilize and explain the use of tax maps and other valuation tools; ability to operate a personal computer and utilize common office software programs including word processing, spreadsheets, and databases; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; integrity; initiative; tact; good judgment and courtesy.

The Wayne County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) primary goal is to attract, retain and assist the growth/expansion of base business within Wayne County.
Strategically located in New York's Finger Lakes Region, halfway between Rochester and Syracuse, Wayne County is home to nearly 50,000 workers in key industries including photonics and optics, agriculture, and advanced manufacturing.
Known for its rural charm, vast apple orchards, numerous wineries and cideries and over 35 miles of Lake Ontario shoreline, The County is still only a 30-minute drive in either direction, east or west, to two major metro areas.