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Chester Board of Assessors signs excise abatements, reviews clerk search and software conversion
Summary
At its May 22 meeting the Chester Board of Assessors signed excise abatements and assessors warrants, reviewed progress on an Assessor Clerk job search and an IT conversion from Tyler to Catalis/Patriot, and scheduled its next meeting for June 16.
The Chester Board of Assessors met on May 22, 2026, and recorded that it signed excise abatements and assessors warrants during the session. The minutes list Andy Myers and Timothy Dunn as attendees and show the meeting began at 1:00 p.m. and adjourned at 1:57 p.m.
The minutes state only that the board "Signed Excise Abatements and Assessors Warrants." No mover, seconder, roll-call, or vote tally is recorded in the minutes for that action. The document does not provide details about the number or value of abatements signed.
The board also reviewed progress on the Assessor Clerk job search. The minutes indicate the search was discussed but do not include candidate names, search timeline, salary or hiring decisions.
Members reviewed progress on the town's conversion from Tyler to Catalis/Patriot for assessment records and related systems. The minutes record that the conversion was discussed but do not include a technical timeline, budget figures, or implementation milestones.
The board set its next meeting for June 16 at noon. The minutes were later marked "Approved" with an approval date of July 14, 2026. The meeting adjourned at 1:57 p.m.
