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Assessor I

@ City of Medicine Hat

Medicine Hat, Alberta

Full-time
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Overview

The City of Medicine Hat is hiring an Assessor I for a permanent, full-time, on-site role. The work involves inspecting properties, analyzing data with mass appraisal techniques, and explaining valuations to property owners. The posting states a pay range of $45.22 to 52.91 per hour and relocation assistance.

Responsibilities:

  • Inspect residential and non-residential properties and capture valuation data
  • Analyze property data using mass appraisal techniques
  • Respond to assessment inquiries and explain valuation decisions
  • Support complaint and appeal processes

Requirements summary:

  • Two-year diploma in property assessment or related field
  • Eligibility for Alberta Assessors' Association membership
  • Knowledge of or ability to learn provincial assessment legislation
  • Valid Class 5 Alberta driver's licence
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2026-11-14
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Job details

SeniorityEntry level
DepartmentFinance & accounting
Hours per week40 (estimated)
Travelair: none · ground: moderate
Work settingOffice, Outdoors, Client sites
PositionSitting and standing
Physical demandsphysical low · computer high
Licences & certificationsAlberta Assessors' Association membership
Driver’s licencerequired
EducationCollege diploma (required)
Fields of studyProperty assessment, Real estate appraisal
Perks mentionedRetirement plan, Relocation assistance, Paid training

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City of Medicine Hat

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Consider a career move to Medicine Hat - where bright ideas shine.

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Medicine Hat is a thriving city of approximately 63,000 residents. Located in the beautiful South Saskatchewan River Valley, residents enjoy the beauty and peace of the coulees and rolling prairie which boasts many species of wildlife. Medicine Hat is a community alive with vibrancy and spirit few communities witness. The community enjoys the values that are intrinsically tied to our history and quality of life. Medicine Hat strives to achieve City Council's vision of being "a community of choice" where people come to live, work and play. Medicine Hat has much to offer residents, visitors and businesses alike. We boast an excellent climate, a safe and healthy community, vibrant arts and entertainment, and ample recreation and leisure opportunities. Consider a career move to Medicine Hat, where bright ideas shine.

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  • 580 1 St SE, Medicine Hat, Alberta T1A 8E6, CA
  • Medicine Hat, CA
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Medicine Hat is a thriving city of approximately 63,000 residents. Located in the beautiful South Saskatchewan River Valley, residents enjoy the beauty and peace of the coulees and rolling prairie which boasts many species of wildlife. Medicine Hat is a community alive with vibrancy and spirit few communities witness. The community enjoys the values that are intrinsically tied to our history and quality of life…

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IndustryGovernment Administration
Company size1,001-5,000 employees
HeadquartersMedicine Hat, Alberta
Organization typeGovernment Agency
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Job description
Join the City of Medicine Hat as an Assessor I!

Permanent | Full‑Time | On site

$45.22 to 52.91 per hour | Relocation assistance available

If you're looking to build a meaningful career where your work directly impacts communities, property owners, and local services, this is your opportunity. As an Assessor I, you'll play a key role in determining fair and equitable property assessments that support municipal decision‑making and public trust. This role offers hands‑on learning, mentorship from experienced assessors, and a clear pathway to professional accreditation and career growth. For the right candidate, this role offers stability, challenge, and long‑term opportunity.

We're a team that believes how we work is just as important as the work we do. Grounded in our values - Own It, Team Up, Be Curious, and Service with Care - we're committed to delivering meaningful impact for our community while supporting each other along the way.

What You'll Do

In this role, your work will directly contribute to:

  • Fair and consistent property assessments that support equitable taxation and community services.
  • Clear, confident communication with property owners and stakeholders, helping them understand how assessments are determined.
  • Accurate property valuation data that stands up to public scrutiny, appeals, and regulatory review.
  • Timely and reliable assessment outcomes that support annual and supplementary taxation processes.
  • Trusted assessment practices that align with legislation, professional standards, and municipal policies.

A Closer Look at the Role

Your days will be a blend of office‑based analysis and field work. You'll inspect residential and non‑residential properties, measuring structures, reviewing construction details, and capturing data that feeds into valuation models. Back at the office, you'll analyze property data using mass appraisal techniques - comparing sales, replacement costs, and income approaches to arrive at accurate market values.

You'll spend time responding to assessment inquiries, explaining valuation decisions, and supporting complaint or appeal processes. With guidance from senior assessors, you'll build practical expertise in legislation, valuation theory, and municipal assessment systems. As your experience grows, so will your confidence, independence, and professional credibility.

What You Bring

We're looking for someone who combines curiosity, integrity, and resilience, including:

  • Strong analytical thinking with a natural ability to work with numbers and data.
  • Clear, respectful communication skills and confidence engaging with the public.
  • Sound judgment and the ability to make decisions within established frameworks.
  • A collaborative mindset paired with the ability to work independently when needed.
  • Adaptability and resilience when managing deadlines, competing priorities, and challenging conversations.
  • A genuine interest in property valuation, community development, and public service.

Qualifications

  • A two‑year diploma in property assessment or a related field from a recognized post‑secondary institution.
  • Eligibility for membership with the Alberta Assessors' Association, with a commitment to pursue professional accreditation through the Alberta Assessors' Association or the Appraisal Institute of Canada.
  • Knowledge of, or the ability to learn, provincial assessment legislation and valuation practices.
  • A valid Class 5 Alberta Driver's License with an acceptable driving record.
  • An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.

Why you'll love working with us

We show up with accountability, care, and teamwork - every day, with every person. Our values guide how we work together, serve our community, and support one another so we can deliver exceptional public service.

  • Collaborative team culture: Be part of a supportive environment where we Team Up to deliver great community outcomes.
  • Career growth and development: We encourage you to Be Curious, offering training and development that fosters continuous learning.
  • Competitive total rewards: Comprehensive benefits, pension, health and dental coverage, and competitive compensation.
  • Flexibility & work life balance: Our commitment to Service with Care includes supporting your wellbeing at work and at home.

Want a deeper look at what it's like working with us? This page outlines the values and behaviours that guide our work every day.

Life in Medicine Hat

With over 330 days of sunshine each year, Medicine Hat offers an exceptional quality of life. Enjoy beautiful parks, vibrant cultural experiences, short commute times, and a relaxed cost of living-along with abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation in every season. Whether you're relocating or returning to southern Alberta, you'll find a welcoming community that's an excellent place to live, work, learn, and play. Opportunity Awaits – Move to Medicine Hat.

Ready to make an impact?

If you're excited about contributing to a forward‑thinking municipal organization and bringing your expertise to meaningful community work, we'd love to hear from you.

#brightideas

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