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Tulsa County

County government in northeastern Oklahoma

Appraiser

Full-TimePosted on 10/19/2026Deadline 10/30/26
$18.55/hr+ 401(a) Match + Longevity pay
Entry
Bachelor's
Tulsa, OK, USA
In PersonThe role includes both office and field duties; work-related mileage is reimbursed.
Real EstateAppraisal & Valuation

About the job

Requirements
  • Ability to interact with customers and co-workers in a supportive, professional manner.
  • Ability to engage taxpayers at their location, present credentials, explain the purpose of the visit, and gain cooperation.
  • Attain knowledge of Oklahoma statutes, Oklahoma Tax Commission rules, International Association of Assessing Officers standards, Assessor office policies, departmental procedures, and the appeals process affecting real property appraising.
  • Upon hire, achieve mastery of the cost, sales comparison, and income/direct income approaches to appraising real property.
  • Attain the ability to present and defend values before the Board of Equalization.
  • Attain a working knowledge of mass appraisal modeling.
  • Safely operate a motor vehicle in all driving conditions.
  • A bachelor's degree in mathematics, communications, economics, statistics, accounting, finance, computer science, business administration, or a related field is preferred; alternatively, significant successful employment experience in appraisal or a real estate-related field is acceptable.
  • Upon hire, successfully complete the required coursework for the Oklahoma State Advanced Accreditation Program and maintain continuing education units to retain certification.
  • Maintain a valid Oklahoma driver's license and an acceptable driving record under County/Office policy.
  • Provide personal transportation and maintain liability insurance.
  • Complete the County defensive driving course every three years.
  • Work with plane and solid geometry, fractions, percentages, ratios, proportions, and basic statistical measures, and draw appropriate conclusions from data sets.
  • Read and interpret business media, professional journals, technical procedures, and governmental regulations; present findings and respond to questions; and write business correspondence and procedures with proper grammar.
  • Apply critical thinking and discretion to appraisal scenarios, solve practical problems involving concrete variables, and interpret written, oral, diagrammatic, and scheduled instructions.
  • Perform physical inspections and property measurements, including frequent standing and walking, and meet the listed physical demands, including occasionally lifting or moving up to 25 pounds.
  • Complete training in legal descriptions of real property; mapping with MATIX and TCA Mapviewer; aerial photography analysis and change-detection software; Harris RealWare and ListBuilder; land coding and valuation; the Craftsman cost model; sales coding; structure valuation; new-plat valuation, coding, and data entry; intermediate Power BI; conflict resolution; protests and appeals; courtroom etiquette; Oklahoma open meetings and records; and mass appraisal modeling.
  • Be able to perform office and field duties and work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
Responsibilities
  • Identify, locate, inspect, measure, and document real property to confirm and update its physical attributes and characteristics.
  • Photograph exterior views and document properties in assigned cyclical inspection areas, using photo comparison, aerial photography, change-detection software, and other technologies to identify changes in physical attributes.
  • Evaluate new plats and assign values to vacant land.
  • Enter parcel and property data into appraisal applications and analyze the data against valuation and modeling standards.
  • Assist in analyzing mass appraisal modeling data using Power BI and other technologies.
  • Maintain current knowledge of economic conditions affecting real property value.
  • Maintain files to defend and support rendered values.
  • Conduct informal protest and formal Board of Equalization appeal hearings for contested values.
  • Work independently and collaboratively, support customers, coworkers, and supervisors, and train coworkers as needed.
  • Use Microsoft Office software effectively and perform other duties as assigned, including assisting with office functions.
  • Place any real estate license in inactive status while employed, or as soon as current transactions are completed, to address conflicts of interest.
  • Work occasionally outside normal business hours when required.

About the company

Tulsa County administers local government services for residents and property owners in northeastern Oklahoma, including communities beyond the city of Tulsa. Its departments maintain county roads and bridges, run elections, assess property, and operate the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. A Board of County Commissioners elected from three districts oversees county administration, public property, purchasing, and financial decisions alongside other elected county offices. County budgets and spending go through public review, with contracts approved by a majority of commissioners. Organized at Oklahoma statehood in 1907, the county government is headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Tulsa, OK

Founded

1907

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