Cook County Assessor's Office 100 Day Initiatives and Objectives
Track our progress: Assessor Kaegi published a report on the office’s first 100 Days here.
- Ensure seamless continuity of service to the public
- Complete all work related to the Chicago Triad
- Deliver on-time 2019 assessment of North Triad
- Work with other property tax offices to set 2019 assessment calendar and 2018 property tax bill timeline
- Develop CCAO's strategic plan
- Define new CCAO mission, vision and values
- Finalize one-year operating plan and budget
- Initiate three-year strategic plan and development including strategies, objectives and initiatives
- Implement International Association of Assessing Officers audit
- Conduct external market research to better understand our constituencies' needs
- Conduct internal CCAO focus groups and surveys to better understand our employees' needs and aspirations
- Implement CCAO listening tour of Cook County by Assessor Kaegi
- Reorganize CCAO to improve efficiency, quality of service, and ability to retain and attract talent
- Implement Day One leadership structure
- Complete leadership training for staff
- Create and adopt an ethics code for all CCAO employees
- Develop new professional standards based on comprehensive review of CCAO practices
- Define and schedule International Association of Assessing Officers certification classes
- Develop a new organization structure and processes to support the new strategy
- Improve CCAO's assessment methodologies, workflow, and processes
- Perform commercial/industrial sales ratio studies
- Support the passage of a data modernization law in Springfield
- Define next-generation residential data framework
- Define approach to improve data collection and end-to-end quality assurance process
- Define initial set of best-practice standards to improve hand review (data verification) process
- Update CCAO's information technology infrastructure
- Update and redesign the CCAO website
- Define plan to modernize legacy technology systems
- Pilot tablet-based, productivity and accuracy-enhancing data collection process
- Continue Tyler Technologies project development and implementation
- Conduct system and data security audit
- Overhaul CCAO's approach to communications, outreach, and transparency
- Publish 100 Day progress report / scorecard
- Publish framework for assessment of North Triad and rules for appeal process
- Publish the sales ratios, at least annually
- Identify community outreach initiatives and partners
- Make historical assessment data available online
- Develop content and engagement strategies based on key audience segments
Where do I find my PIN?
Your Property Index Number (PIN) is printed on your tax bill, your property closing documents and deed, and notices from the Assessor's office (such as your assessment notice).
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