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Letter: Ask Select Board to pause proposed real estate tax shift

November 18, 2023

Following Town Meeting’s approval in January to increase the cost to construct the new Concord Middle School from $102 million to $110 million, the Select Board voted to “shift some of the

Letter: Clarity on the residential exemption

October 29, 2023

In response to a recent letter suggesting that the residential exemption “is not equitable”: 1. All town residents who own their home will benefit from claiming the exemption because no matter what

Concord hustles to deal with residential exemption application influx

October 24, 2023

Deluged with early applications for Concord’s new residential tax exemption, the town assessor’s office is limiting the hours it’s open to the public through November 1. As of Monday, the assessing division

Letter: Residential exemption is not equitable

October 22, 2023

The Select Board in Concord instituted a “residential exemption” policy that will impact residents’ real estate taxes. After looking into this policy, I found that only a limited number of communities have

Concord Select Board talks tax exemption

April 11, 2023

The Select Board is considering two programs that they hope will alleviate some of the tax increases for the new middle school and other capital expenses. Both would mean a shift in

Concord offers residents help paying the tax bill

March 28, 2023

Concord will be paying off the cost of building a new middle school for a long time to come – up to 30 years. After construction cost estimates increased during COVID, a

Does Concord have an ‘expansive or restrictive’ view?

October 4, 2024

We are a diverse community.

Dane shows ‘genius’ in navigating complex issues

April 5, 2024

This past year, Select Chair Henry Dane’s performance has been one of the most inclusive for public input I have experienced in Concord.