Ability to read and interpret various legal documents affecting property ownership and assessment records; locate properties by reading a legal description and using assessment maps; make mathematical calculations rapidly and accurately; understand and follow oral and written instructions; independently compose and prepare correspondence; accurately perform tasks and duties following established procedures and policies; provide assistance and information to customers; effectively communicate technical information both orally and in writing; work effectively in a multi-task and deadline driven environment; effectively operate office equipment including personal computer hardware and software applications; establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with the public, title companies, government agencies, staff and other County employees; operate a calculator; follow procedures used in processing ownership changes, segregations, consolidations, etc. Provides back-up administrative clerical support in opening, sorting, date stamping and distributing departmental mail; collect and prepare outgoing mail for pickup by mail service; tracking the processing of subdivision, condominium and partition plat maps, which may include coordination with county and other outside agencies; receipts assessor's office fee for plat processing; delivers plats to Clerk's office for recording.