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A Message from the Assessor The assessor is a local government official who estimates the value of real property containing approximately 6,500 parcels within the Town's boundaries. This value is then converted into an assessment, which is one component in the computation of real property tax bills. At the regular December 2009 Town Board Meeting, a resolution was approved to complete an assessment update for the 2010 Assessment Roll. For more information contact: Support Staff Deputy Assessor: Brad Canning Assessment Clerk: Mary L. Fasoldt – Part Time Data Collector: Burke Adams – Part Time The Town of East Greenbush has an appointed assessor who is appointed by the Town Board for a period of six years. The assessor and staff maintain the assessment roll – the document that contains every property's assessment. To do this, the physical description, or inventory, and value estimate of every parcel of real property in the municipality is kept-up-to-date. The assessor also updates new construction, and major improvements to existing structures as to maintain a current value. In addition, the assessor administers property tax exemptions (STAR, Senior Enhanced STAR, Veterans, and Agriculture).We review every transfer in the municipality and the basic information on the buyer, seller and sale price is reviewed for accuracy. The assessment records are then updated. AIS (Assessment Information System) The Assessment Information system (AIS) gives multi levels of information to the public and is an ongoing effort to improve the delivery of services to our taxpayers and to the general public. It provides a single, easy to use, point of access to almost all information maintained by the assessor including assessment roll data, tax maps, property's photo, sketch, building permits, tax rates, exemption amounts, comparable sales and comparable assessments. This document management site has been designed as a search tool. Please e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and let us know how to make the site better for you. The system will be down for regular updating and maintenance on: January 11, May 1, July 1, and September 7, 2010. We apologize for any inconvenience; however the anticipated 10 day down time is necessary to provide you with the most accurate information. This tool is provided by a 2005 and 2006 grant that was awarded to the Town of East Greenbush by the NYS Office of Real Property Services. The current members making up the consortium are the Towns of East Greenbush, Sand Lake, Schodack and the Cities of Rensselaer and Troy, with Susan McCarthy serving as the Project Manager. View Assessor's Office list of available downloads. Please select the appropriate link to access Assessment Information System (AIS)
Key Dates Affecting the Assessment Process:
Form Center(Applications for your use)RP#425 STAR Application - on-line fillable RP#458-A Alternative Veterans Exemption - on-line fillable RP#458-B Cold War Veterans Exemption - on-line fillable RP#467 Senior Citizen with Low Income - on-line fillable RP#524 Grievance Application - on-line fillable Rp#524-Ins. Instruction for Completing Grievance Application Once the fillable application has been completed, please download it, sign the application and mail the application to the Office of the Assessor. How to Contact the Department of Assessment
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