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Fayston treasurer: delinquent taxes down nearly $140,000 from 2024; Current Use and PILOT receipts posted

Fayston Selectboard · November 1, 2025
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Summary

Treasurer Sarah Stavraky told the Selectboard that delinquent taxes are down nearly $140,000 versus 2024 and recommended conservative budgeting for delinquent-tax interest and penalties; she also recorded $54,000 in Current Use receipts and $15,500 in PILOT payments.

Treasurer Sarah Stavraky reported that, now that the delinquent-tax date has passed, delinquencies are down nearly $140,000 compared with 2024. She recommended budgeting conservatively for collections and proposed $8,000 for delinquent-tax interest and $7,000 for delinquent-tax penalties in the coming cycle.

Stavraky also told the board the town received Current Use payments and recorded $54,000 to the Current Use income line and $15,500 to PILOT income. No budget amendments were adopted at the meeting; the treasurer asked the board to remain conservative in projecting collection-related income.