Senior Geographic Information System Technician
CurrentAssists the public or employees in other governmental departments in finding property in tax records and in interpreting tax maps, appraisal cards, and other records.Trains new workers in edit and entry procedures; trains all workers on system updates.Writes production reports on employee's progress.Assigns, prioritizes and monitors work; reviews completed work making sure that all required information is entered and correct.Assists in planning, coordinating and implementing work assignments and/or special projectsAssists workers with problems or questions in preparing edit maps or entering data in the computer workstation.Gathers pertinent data and related information to determine a ratio between the actual value of land as reflected by the revenue stamps and the tax value of particular land.Performs neighborhood delineation, changes, maintenance, documentation, and appraisal support; includes creating or deleting identification numbers, modifying and/or calculating base pricing within neighborhoods, identifying split parcels for assignment to appropriate neighborhoods, and regeneration of corrected maps.Processes and/or coordinates all mapping involving annexations, deeds, zoning petitions, road name changes, and microfilming of old map books.Prepares instructional manuals as needed.Prepares comprehensive map sets for the Tax department, other County departments, and special requests from the public.Resolves problems and makes appropriate corrections.Researches problems concerning property titles, acreage, and boundaries.Performs initial project testing to develop procedures and guidelines to be followed by other cartographers.Uses a graphic computer system to perform complex land survey drafting and special projects.Performs complex cartography work within the computer mapping and appraisal sections.Assists in planning, coordinating and implementing work assignments and/or special projectsPerforms related work as required
