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Select Board approves referral of six delinquent tax accounts to attorney

Town of Winhall Select Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Winhall Select Board unanimously authorized Treasurer Deb Avison to refer six delinquent taxpayer accounts to attorney Kevin O'Toole for collection after reporting $307,000 recovered and roughly $176,000 remaining on town debt.

The Winhall Select Board voted unanimously Feb. 4 to authorize Treasurer Deb Avison to refer six delinquent taxpayer accounts to the town’s tax attorney, Kevin O'Toole, as part of ongoing collection efforts.

Avison told the board that the town’s bond stands at $705,000 through December 2030 with a balance of $176,250, and that $307,000 had been recovered from delinquent tax collections. She reported that 31 property owners remain delinquent one to two years and that warnings have been posted; she asked the board’s approval to move six accounts to attorney collection. "I need approval to move forward with the 6 who will be turned over to the attorney for tax collection," Avison said during the meeting.

Member Beth Grant moved to approve the referral; Julie Isaacs seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The board did not record individual vote tallies. The action is administrative collection — not a foreclosure notice — and Avison did not present additional details about individual accounts at the meeting. The board did not set a further timeline for attorney action.