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To improve services and increase productivity. To provide a cohesive and unified organization. To maintain a professional and knowledgeable staff. To develop and maintain an effective communication system. To provide informative and responsive services to the public. To be dedicated in leadership in the field of assessor administration. To be dedicated in leadership in the field of taxpayer services and taxpayer information. To provide fair, firm, and uniform treatment to the public; and to perform these functions with quality and efficiency. To maintain a staff of knowledgeable professionals who demonstrate integrity, honesty and courtesy towards the Office of Assessor, its employees, and the general public. 2
Locate and identify the ownership of all tangible property in Alameda County. Determine the taxability of all property. Determine the reappraisability of property when it changes ownership. Determine the reappraisability of property that undergoes new construction. 3
Annually assess all real estate in accordance with the California Constitution (Proposition 13). Annually assess all taxable personal property at its fair market value. Determine and apply all legal exemptions. Surrender an accurate assessment roll to the Auditor’s Office prior to July 1 st . 4
The Assessor maintains a knowledgeable public information staff to respond accurately to all inquiries regarding property assessments in a timely and courteous manner. 5
2014-15 Roll 2015-16 Roll Amount of Percent Parcels and BPP Jurisdiction Secured & Unsecured Secured & Unsecured Change Change Accounts Alameda $10,623,262,380 $11,251,618,749 $628,356,369 5.91% 24,923 Albany $2,200,320,820 $2,350,720,686 $150,399,866 6.84% 6,196 Berkeley $15,702,907,014 $16,755,513,268 $1,052,606,254 6.70% 33,483 Dublin $11,235,407,341 $12,682,981,058 $1,447,573,717 12.88% 19,643 Emeryville $4,318,484,727 $4,799,994,745 $481,510,018 11.15% 6,686 Fremont $38,693,703,898 $41,598,424,385 $2,904,720,487 7.51% 69,632 Hayward $17,481,582,839 $18,403,234,391 $921,651,552 5.27% 42,637 Livermore $15,060,731,596 $16,070,015,163 $1,009,283,567 6.70% 33,405 Newark $6,572,806,455 $6,966,790,985 $393,984,530 5.99% 14,286 Oakland $47,661,054,055 $51,265,708,521 $3,604,654,466 7.56% 120,602 Piedmont $3,561,836,855 $3,852,501,248 $290,664,393 8.16% 4,079 Pleasanton $19,049,290,751 $20,107,643,553 $1,058,352,802 5.56% 28,042 San Leandro $11,524,928,215 $12,263,447,151 $738,518,936 6.41% 28,193 Union City $8,816,642,738 $9,343,359,545 $526,716,807 5.97% 20,010 Unincorporated $16,074,066,629 $17,023,506,582 $949,439,953 5.91% 46,545 $721,057,323 872 General Aircraft & Pipelines $640,095,473 $80,961,850 12.65% $229,217,121,786 Total Alameda County $245,456,517,353 $16,239,395,567 7.08% 499,234 6
General Aircraft Alameda Unincorporated & Pipelines Albany Union City Berkeley San Leandro Dublin Pleasanton Piedmont Emeryville Fremont Oakland Hayward Newark Livermore 7
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$260,000,000,000 (Estimate) $250,000,000,000 $225,000,000,000 $200,000,000,000 $175,000,000,000 $150,000,000,000 $125,000,000,000 $100,000,000,000 $75,000,000,000 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 9
Timely surrender a fair and accurate assessment roll providing significant property tax revenue to Alameda County, its schools, cities, and local districts. Maximize the level of public service that is provided to every taxpayer and citizen in Alameda County. 10
Timely submitted the 2015-2016 local assessment roll of $245.5 billion, containing 449,900 real estate parcels and 49,300 business property accounts. The 7.08% roll increase from 2014-2015 can be attributed to rising real estate values. Many properties afforded reduced assessments during the real estate recession are now receiving assessment increases, contributing $3.4 billion to the 2015-2016 roll in recovered Proposition 13 assessed valuation. Successfully concluded the third year of a system-wide project to upgrade our property valuation program to a web based platform over a seven year period. Finished the initial phase of a three year project to build a modern business personal property valuation and assessment system on a web base platform. The business personal property system will be integrated with our real property system for increased functionality and efficiency. 11
FY 2015-2016 FY 2016-2017 Change from 2015-2016 Approved Budget MOE Funding Request Approved Budget Amount % Appropriations $24,860,426 $25,921,370 $1,060,944 +4.3% Revenue $8,439,521 $8,708,927 $269,406 +3.2% Net County Cost $16,420,905 $17,212,443 $791,538 +4.8% Total FTE 175.45 175.45 - 0% 12
FY 2015-2016 FY 2016-2017 Change from 2015-2016 Approved Budget MOE Funding Approved Budget Request Amount % Salaries & Benefits $19,408,808 $20,331,833 $923,025 +4.8% Discretionary Services & $1,589,762 $1,592,641 $2,879 +0.2% Supplies Non Discretionary Services $3,861,856 $3,996,896 $135,040 +3.5% & Supplies Total $24,860,426 $25,921,370 $1,060,944 +4.3% 13
Salaries and Benefits $20,331,833 78% Discretionary Services & Non Discretionary Supplies Services & Supplies $1,592,641 $3,996,896 6% 16% 14
FY 2015-2016 FY 2016-2017 Change from 2015-2016 Approved Budget MOE Funding Approved Budget Request Amount % Property Tax $5,282,298 $5,282,298 - 0% Administration Supplemental Assessment $2,730,594 $3,000,000 $269,406 9.9% Reimbursement Other Charges $325,629 $325,629 - 0% Other Revenues $101,000 $101,000 - 0% Total Revenue $8,439,521 $8,708,927 $269,406 3.2% 15
Supplemental Assessment Reimbursment $3,000,000 34% Other Charges $325,629 3.8% Other Revenue $101,000 1.2% Property Tax Administration $5,282,298 61% 16
NCC Change Salary & Employee Benefits $923,025 Discretionary Services and Supplies $2,879 Non-Discretionary Services and Supplies $135,040 Revenue $269,406 Total $791,538 17
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