BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS WILL MEET IN SEPTEMBER (motor vehicles for current Grand List ONLY) AND MARCH (for Real Estate, Personal Property, and Supplemental Motor Vehicle)
The Board of Assessment Appeals is designed to serve as an appeal body for taxpayers who believe the valuation of their properties may be incorrect. It is a review body, and as such serves independently of the assessors office.
The Board of Assessment Appeals may:
- Correct clerical omissions or mistakes in assessments.
- Add to the assessment lists the names of people who own taxable property in the town but have been omitted from the lists.
- Increase the number, quantity or amount of the property in any person’s list.
- Reduce the list of any person appearing before the Board by decreasing the valuation, quantity or amount of any item.
- Make a supplemental list of any taxable property omitted by the assessors.
- Administer oaths in cases coming before them.
- Elect not to conduct appeal hearings for any commercial, industrial, utility or apartment properties with assessment greater than one million dollars.
Appeal Process:
Taxpayer must make a written application on or before February 20, or March 20, if the Assessor has received an extension for the filing of the Grand List, and, at one of the meetings, offer or consent to be sworn in and give facts required by the Board.
Board Members:
Consist of three members, each serving a three-year term.
| Name | Position | Term Expires |
| Della Froment | Chairman | 12.22.2027 |
| Vacancy | Member | 12.22.2025 |
| Keith Burger | Member | 12.22.2027 |