If you have used the web site "propertize.ca" to check on property assessments and taxes - you may be surprised to hear the 2014 assessments may not be available.
Developer
Shawn Peterson tells Tide News changes to the Service New Brunswick
network security rules have shut him out from getting needed
information.
Peterson
says individuals accessing the Service New Brunswick data base can find
the information - but - it's not as user friendly as his non-profit
site - he says discussions are underway with government officials in a
bid to find a solution.
Service
New Brunswick says it's aware that a particular user is having issues
with changes to its network security - but - a spokesperson says S-N-B
technical staff is working with that user to find a solution.
The
spokesperson confirms some changes have been made to network security to
prevent a high number of hits from one web address ultimately crashing
the Service New Brunswick web page.
He also tells Tide News the same information is available through the S-N-B search tool
under property assessments - it searches one property at a time based
on property number - address - or - location in a municipality or local
service district.