HAMILTON — The Board of Assessors has completed its fiscal year 2009 property revaluation and received preliminary certification by the Department of Revenue.
Assessed valuations were adjusted to reflect the fair market value as of Jan. 1, 2008. The average residential assessed value is $515,800, which is a decrease of about 4.3 percent. Actual valuation increases will vary based upon real estate sales, location, additions or alterations, and property class.
The new valuations are available for public viewing at the Assessors Office in Town Hall. The information is available through a public access computer terminal, as well as printed property listings.
The disclosure process will end Monday, Dec. 2, at noon. Town Hall hours are Monday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Tuesday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; and Friday, 8 a.m. to noon.
Syrian Boy Speaks Out, Survives Family Massacre
Judge Tells John Edwards Jury: Keep Deliberating
House Rejects Sex-selection Abortion Ban
Bush, Obama on Stage Together Share Laughs
SpaceX Dragon Returns to Earth
Warming Gas Levels Hit 'Troubling Milestone'
Youngest-ever Speller Disappointed by Mistake
2 American Tourists Kidnapped in Egypt
Chen Guangcheng: 'Historic Transition' in China
New York City Seeks Big Drink Ban
Los Angeles Bans Plastic Grocery Bags
Raw Video: SpaceX Dragon Leaves Space Station
Police: Gunman Kills 5, Self in Seattle
Experts: Americans Must Prepare for Storm Season
Forest Fire Becomes New Mexico's Largest Ever
Montreal Police: Mailed Body Parts From Same Man
Facebook Expands Campus As Stock Shrinks
