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Board approves a slate of warrants and tax assessments in consent-style votes
Summary
At its June 25 meeting the Dighton Board of Assessors approved a series of routine payments, CPA and preliminary FY2027 tax warrants — including a $10.4 million preliminary real-estate warrant — and a payroll status change; all motions passed by voice vote.
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The Dighton Board of Assessors approved a block of routine payments and assessment warrants during its June 25 meeting, voting unanimously on motions moved at the dais.
Committee member (S3) moved to approve multiple line items, including a 2026 motor vehicle maintenance payment for $1,297.98, a June 2025 motor vehicle payment for $162.48 and an agents payment of $542.82. The chair seconded these motions and each was carried by voice vote. “Motion made and seconded,” the chair said, followed by board members responding “Aye.”
The board also approved a series of small levy and district items (amounts of $5.43, $54.91, $5.23 among others), a revised FY2026 real-estate figure of $9,570.32 and an assessor’s warrant of $83.25. Committee member (S3) presented the items sequentially; the chair recorded the approvals. “All in favor? Aye,” the chair said after each motion.
Votes recorded in the meeting transcript were unanimous voice approvals for the listed motions; the record does not attach roll-call names to the individual aye responses. The motions and their outcomes are listed below for reference:
- Motor vehicle maintenance (2026): $1,297.98 — motion moved by Committee member (S3); seconded by Chair; outcome: approved. - Motor vehicle payments (June 2025): $162.48 — moved by Committee member (S3); outcome: approved. - Agents June payment: $542.82 — moved by Committee member (S3); outcome: approved. - Multiple small levy/district payments: various small amounts — outcome: approved. - Revised FY26 real estate: $9,570.32 — outcome: approved. - Assessor’s warrant (FY26, CPA): $83.25 — outcome: approved.
The board indicated no further action was required on these routine items and proceeded to other agenda topics.

