ABOUT ASSESSOR

THADDEUS J. JANKOWSKI, JR.

Thaddeus J. Jankowski, Jr. was appointed to the position of Nassau County Assessor on January 26, 2009.  Prior to his appointment, he headed Jankowski Associates, LLC, an international assessment consulting firm.  Mr. Jankowski distinguished himself as the Commissioner of Assessing for the City of Boston for nine years and oversaw the completion of Boston’s first revaluation in over 38 years. He was a founder and the first President of the Massachusetts Chapter of the International Association of Assessing Officers.  His assessing milestones include serving as Deputy City Manager & Chief Financial Officer of Portsmouth, NH; where he supervised that City’s first revaluation in over 15 years; and serving as the Chief Assessor/Assistant to the Mayor for Fiscal Affairs for the City of Newton, MA; Chairman of the Board of Assessors for the Town of Oxford, MA; and Assistant Assessor for the City of Worcester, MA.

A graduate of Boston College, Ted Jankowski is an accredited assessor and the author of the book, Massachusetts Property Revaluation: Taxpayers Rights and Procedures. He is the recipient of The World Bank's 1999 Award for Excellence, for his work in Thailand's "Land Titling Project," widely known as the international model for successful land titling and land valuation projects, and was awarded the National Center of Public Productivity Award by Rutgers University for originating a nationally recognized payment-in-lieu-of-tax program (PILOT) for tax exempt institutions that generated more than $23 million in revenue for the City of Boston annually.