How Nearmap and Tyler Technologies are Simplify CAMA and Property Assessment

Property assessment has traditionally been a complex and resource-consuming process for tax departments, but new tools are changing that. GIS and aerial imagery enables users to remotely examine complete residential, commercial, and industrial areas from all angles. This means assessment teams can inspect parcels to identify new taxable activity without ever setting foot at the location.

The benefits of high-resolution aerial imagery for GIS and CAMA go beyond just being able to view the parcel boundary. Assessors achieve easier desktop reviews, better turnaround time on each assessment, and improved accuracy in evaluating a property.

Learn how Tyler Technologies and Nearmap can help you overcome common property and tax assessment challenges in this previously recorded webinar, hosted by Government Technology, on May 24, 2023.

You’ll learn how location intelligence can help your agency:

• Make better-informed and faster property assessments remotely in the office
• Quickly compare and contrast current and historical location data with AI and machine learning tools
• Respond to appeals and inquiries with certainty

Speakers

Tim Lyons, Solutions Engineer – Public Sector, Nearmap
Tim Lyons graduated from the University of Utah with a BS in Geography with focus in Physical Landscape Development and a Geographic Information Systems Certificate. His prior Nearmap experience stretches across his service with the United States Marine Corps as an infantryman, a private military contractor for Department of State providing personal protection and reconnaissance support for HUMIT operations in the Middle East and environmental consulting within the energy industry.

Tim Bross, Manager - Solutions Consulting, Tyler Technologies
In his 20+ year career with Tyler, Tim has had the opportunity to work with hundreds of assessment offices both in the US and internationally. At Tyler he has served in many roles, including senior project analyst, support manager for Tyler’s CAMA solution, research and development manager, and product manager. Today, Tim serves as the manager of the solutions consultant group on Tyler's Property & Recording division's sales team. In this capacity, he works with existing and prospective customers to identify solutions Tyler can provide to help make assessment offices more efficient. Tim holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Ohio University.