The California Assessors' Association (CAA) is a statewide non-profit professional association for County Assessors formed in December 1902. 

The Benefits of Membership

The California Assessors' Association (CAA) has several types of membership available.

Regular Members - This membership consists of assessors from each county in California. If a county has no assessor, the "acting assessor" shall have regular member status until an assessor is appointed or elected.  Only regular members may serve as officers or be a member of the the Executive Committee.  Regular members have full voting rights of the Association, and are required to pay membership dues.

Honorary members - The Executive Committee may approve memberships to individuals who have made 'distinctive' contributions to the Association.  Honory members are not required to pay membership dues.

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What We Do

The purpose of the organization is to promote:

• Cooperation of the assessing officers of California in matters of mutual interest and responsibility;
• Improvement of assessment procedures for the public good;
• Improvement in the assessment laws of the State of California for the public good;
• Liaison with the State Board of Equalization;
• Liaison with the International Association of Assessing Officers;
• Promote cooperation and communication among the various Assessors and their personnel within a regional group.