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Collector reports $223,952 in delinquent taxes; $107,000 eligible for tax sale
Summary
Collector of Delinquent Taxes Joseph Paquin told voters that Tunbridge has $223,952 in delinquent taxes, of which $107,000 meets the town’s two‑year/$1,500 principal threshold to be eligible for tax sale; $29,000 are on payment plans and $87,000 are not eligible.
Collector of Delinquent Taxes Joseph (Joe) Paquin reported to voters that the town has $223,952 in delinquent property taxes. He explained the town’s threshold for tax‑sale eligibility: properties must be delinquent for two years and have more than $1,500 in principal due.
Paquin broke the total down during the report: “We have $223,952 of that $107,000 is eligible for tax sale. $29,000 are making payment plans and $87,000 is not eligible for tax sale.” The collector’s report appears in the Town Report (page 41). The town did not vote on any immediate tax‑sale actions at the meeting; the collector’s report was presented as part of the officers’ reports for information.
