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Experience You Can Trust John R. Noguez joined the County Assessor’s Department 27 years ago as a student worker, rising through the ranks to become an Appraiser Specialist for major properties from office buildings and malls to hotels, apartments and homes. He was elected in 2010 as the Assessor
Family Values John R. Noguez was born at Kaiser Hospital in Hollywood, California. John had been raised in the diverse community of Boyle Heights, a small suburb just 3 miles east of Downtown Los Angeles. He now calls the city of Huntington Park home where he lives and is active in his community
Dedicated Public Service Los Angeles County Assessor John Noguez has two primary duties: create a fair and accurate property roll, consisting of assessed values on several million parcels for property tax purposes, that also includes ownership and exemptions, while providing the best in public service.
Community Leadership A Community Leader, John Noguez served ten years on the council of the city of Huntington Park. He also dedicated his time advocating for maintaining local funding for public safety and transportation services, as Past President of the California League of Cities, Los Angeles division.

L.A. County Assessor John R. Noguez

Statement on Recent Media Article

An article in the April 3, 2012 L.A. Times mischaracterized the Office of the Assessor’s handling of a routine property transfer. Unfortunately, the article omits critical information that sheds light on this particular transaction and our efforts to maintain a fair and accurate tax roll.

Assessor John Noguez was not aware of the pending case to value Kaplan’s home. This matter is being processed by appraisal staff in the district office. The Assessor is far removed from the appraisal process of any particular property. In addition, George Renkei, Chief of Staff, was not aware that the property in question was owned by a contributor. Renkei also recommended proceeding with the valuation of the transfer in November 2011. These facts were shared with L.A. Times reporters prior to writing the article.

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An article in the April 3, 2012 L.A. Times mischaracterized the Office of the Assessor’s handling of a routine property transfer. Unfortunately, the article omits critical information that sheds light on this particular transaction and our efforts to maintain...

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I am humbled and honored by the overwhelming support I received on Tuesday night. Thank you to all those who gave their time, talent, and vote to make this victory possible. I will work every day to be worthy of the faith you put in me. I hope to see...

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Rep. Judy Chu and API elected officials endorse Noguez

China Press API Leaders Endorse John Noguez Los Angeles (10/22/2010) — John Noguez, a Deputy Assessor for more than 20 years, is seeking the top spot in a runoff election on Nov. 2. On Oct. 22, U.S. Representative Judy Chu and many other API elected officials...

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