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Wolfeboro select board signs first-half 2026 property tax warrant totaling $40.9 million
Summary
The Wolfeboro Board of Selectmen on May 27 approved and signed the first-issue 2026 property tax warrant, a document the board read into the record that totaled $40,919,704; bills are due July 8 and expected to be mailed in early June.
The Wolfeboro Board of Selectmen voted unanimously on May 27 to sign the town’s 2026 first-issue property tax warrant, read into the public record by the chair as totaling $40,919,704. The board set the due date for those bills as Wednesday, July 8, and the tax collector said the vendor anticipates mailing notices on June 3; copies will be posted online May 28–29.
The chair read the warrant into the minutes and asked for a motion. A Select Board member moved to send the warrant; a fellow board member seconded the motion and the board approved it by voice vote. The chair then confirmed the document would be signed.
Why it matters: signing the warrant authorizes the town to print and mail property tax bills to residents and businesses. The timely mailing and a clear due date are important to taxpayers and to the town’s cash flow as budget season approaches.
What the board recorded: the tax collector explained that the warrant was received late the morning of the meeting and apologized for the short notice. The chair said taxpayers who opt to receive bills electronically will be notified when the bills appear online.
Next step: board members signed the warrant at the close of the meeting and the tax collector will forward the signed document to the print vendor to begin mailing and online posting.
