Assessment appeals session adjourned after no taxpayers appeared
September 13, 2026 | East Haddam, Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut
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The Board of Assessment Appeals convened on Sept. 12 and waited about an hour for taxpayers to present automobile-assessment appeals. At 10:25 a.m. the chair reported: "We waited approximately an hour for taxpayer, to appeal their automobile assessment. No one's here." The chair then moved to adjourn the session, the motion was seconded and members voted 'Aye.'
Earlier in the session the chair clarified that the board would not make final decisions that day and reiterated the requirement that appellants provide a completed application and supporting documentation if they wish to pursue an assessment change. The session had been recorded and broadcast on YouTube.
Earlier in the session the chair clarified that the board would not make final decisions that day and reiterated the requirement that appellants provide a completed application and supporting documentation if they wish to pursue an assessment change. The session had been recorded and broadcast on YouTube.
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