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Board of Assessors approves tax commitments totaling $66.96 million.

Board of Assessors approves preliminary FY 2027 tax commitments totaling $66.96 million. Chairman Samuel P. Chase and Member Gabriel Francisco voted unanimously to approve $64.13 million in real estate tax, $1.99 million in personal property tax, and $833,574 in Community Preservation Act

Board of Assessors · Meeting of July 23, 2026

CHELMSFORD — Board of Assessors approves preliminary FY 2027 tax commitments totaling $66.96 million. Chairman Samuel P. Chase and Member Gabriel Francisco voted unanimously to approve $64.13 million in real estate tax, $1.99 million in personal property tax, and $833,574 in Community Preservation Act commitment; Member Michael R.

Donoghue was absent. The board also approved motor vehicle excise tax abatements totaling $27,548.85 across three fiscal years. In executive session, the board discussed abatements, exemptions, and pending litigation strategy alongside counsel review of commercial property values at 299 and 92 Chelmsford Street.

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Source: the Board of Assessors meeting of July 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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