Board of Assessors Approves 67 Exemptions and Motor Vehicle Abatements
The Orleans Board of Assessors approved 67 exemption applications and multiple motor vehicle abatements.
The Orleans Board of Assessors approved 67 exemption applications and multiple motor vehicle abatements.
Orleans Board of Assessors signed FY2027 preliminary real estate tax commitments totaling $21.9 million. The Board also signed personal property tax commitments ($255,142.28), Community Preservation Act surcharges ($657,314.43), and betterments and special assessments including $172,729.96 in sewer
Orleans Board of Assessors approves motor vehicle and real estate tax relief. Board members Nicholas Bono and Kerrin LaFrance, with Assessor Brad Hinote, unanimously approved motor vehicle excise abatements totaling $57,768.86 across 2026 and 2025 combined, and approved real estate abatements
Orleans Board of Assessors grants 72 motor vehicle excise abatements. The board unanimously approved $513,956.63 in 2026 motor vehicle excise abatements, plus $1,066.24 from 2025 and $180 from 2024, and committed 465 motor vehicle excise bills totaling $194,984.84. In addition, the board approved
Board of Assessors approves $1.3M motor vehicle excise commitment. The board unanimously approved Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Commitment #1 for 2026 encompassing 8,355 bills totaling $1,308,463.41, to be mailed by February 20. Board members Nicholas Bono and Kerrin Lafrance also approved a prior-year
Orleans Assessors approve $43.9M real estate tax commitment. The Board of Assessors unanimously approved the FY2026 real estate tax commitment of $43,966,571.66 at its January 13 meeting, along with routine personal property and Community Preservation assessments totaling over $1.3 million. The
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