Tax Classification

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Tax Classification

Northampton council approves single tax classification for FY2027 after debate on split rate

After extended debate about impacts on seniors and local businesses, the City Council voted to set a residential factor of one (a single tax rate) for FY2027. Councilors said they will study alternatives and exemptions in the coming year.

Northampton CityNov 6, 2026

Fall River City board recommends 1.75 tax factor for FY2027

Fall River CityNov 5, 2026

Southborough keeps single-property tax rate for FY27; rejects split rate and exemptions

Town of SouthboroughNov 4, 2026

Mayor recommends keeping residential tax factor at 1; public hearing draws no speakers

Gardner CityNov 3, 2026

Hadley Select Board adopts single tax rate after hearing and public comment

HadleyNov 5, 2026

Tax Classification Hearing

Wayland Board of Assessors schedules Tax Classification hearing for Nov. 16

The Board announced the FY2027 Tax Classification Hearing will take place Monday, Nov. 16, 2026 at 7:15 p.m.; the hearing was advertised on Board and Assessor webpages and in the Town October 2026 Newsletter.

WaylandNov 2, 2026

Tax Classification

FY27 tax-classification materials and budget items on Randolph Town Council meeting

The Randolph Town Council is scheduled to meet Nov. 2, 2026, to receive an update from the Collins Center, hear FY27 tax-classification materials and consider several budget- and governance-related orders including a resolution on override funding and an ordinance restricting traffic-camera enforcement.

RandolphNov 2, 2026

Tax Classification

Stockbridge keeps single tax rate, declines residential and small‑commercial exemptions

After a public hearing, the Stockbridge Select Board voted to retain a single (uniform) FY2027 tax rate and to decline both a residential exemption and a small commercial exemption. The assessor said the townwide estimated rate is $6.72; a 20% residential exemption would have pushed it to about $7.29.

Lenox DaleOct 29, 2026

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Board of Assessors presents $6 billion valuation, recommends full tax-rate shift

BedfordOct 30, 2026

Plainville adopts residential factor of 0.8437 in FY27 tax classification hearing

North Attleborough Public SchoolsOct 29, 2026

Finance Committee delays decision on FY27 residential tax-classification

BridgewaterOct 28, 2026

Boxborough Select Board adopts residential factor of 1, declines three exemptions

BoxboroughOct 27, 2026

Select Board sets Nov. 9 tax‑classification hearing as town moves to implement small commercial exemption

AuburnOct 27, 2026

Select Board declines four tax-exemption shifts after classification hearing

Acton-Boxborough Regional School DistrictOct 27, 2026

Pittsfield Board of Assessors asked to vote on property tax exemptions for multiple addresses

Pittsfield CityOct 27, 2026

Springfield committee reviews tax-classification process ahead of Nov. 24 hearing

Springfield CityOct 23, 2026

Board reverts two parcels to developer inventory classification after legal review

Noble CountyOct 24, 2026