Summary
Lawmakers are weighing a constitutional property tax limit and a revaluation freeze that could blow up the town's five-year budget forecast, which already projects deficits in 2029-2030. The town is watching closely and staying conservative with spending.
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Last discussed May 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could force major changes to the town's revenue outlook and the planned 2027 revaluation assumptions.
Hard to say — depends on which way the General Assembly goes.
A revaluation freeze could squeeze town revenues while service costs keep rising.
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