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Council endorses sending vendor letter about possible state property tax cuts

TOWN OF HAVERHILL TOWN COUNCIL · February 12, 2026
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Summary

Town staff presented a draft letter to vendors explaining how potential state property tax cuts could affect town finances; Council members agreed by consensus to send the letter as an informational outreach.

Town Administrator Tracey Stevens presented a draft letter intended to educate town vendors about the potential effects of state-level property tax cuts on municipal finances. Stevens said the outreach is proactive because state law prevents the Town from using tax dollars to influence a ballot measure.

Council members discussed the merits of the letter and reached consensus to send it to vendors. There was no formal roll-call vote recorded for this item; the action was taken by consensus of the Council.