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Government · Board of Assessors

Board of Assessors Signs Tax Lien and Denies Exemption

The Board of Assessors signed a property tax lien and issued an exemption denial notice. Robert Nunnemacher, Chairman; Tracey Tardy, Principal Assessor; and Matthew Read, Assessor were present. The Board signed one Chapter Land Lien and one State Tax Form 135 property tax exemption denial notice.

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Government · Board of Assessors

Board of Assessors approves Senior Work off Policy revisions

Sutton Board of Assessors unanimously approved senior policy revisions on September 29. Chairman Robert Nunnemacher and Principal Assessor Tracey Tardy led the board in advancing changes to the Senior Work off Policy to the Town Manager, with Assessor Matthew Read joining the unanimous vote. The

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Government · Select Board

Select Board approves $318,334 warrant as fire study maps critical needs

Sutton Select Board approved the $318,334 town meeting warrant while receiving fire department study findings. The warrant includes $40,000 for Police Station water tank repairs and transfers 38 Main Street to its resident taxpayer. The comprehensive fire department study revealed volunteer

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Government · Board of Assessors

Board of Assessors approves lien on Foster Lane property.

The Board of Assessors unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and signed one Chapter Land Lien on 7 Foster Lane. Chairman Robert Nunnemacher, Principal Assessor Tracey Tardy, and Assessor Matthew Read reviewed amendments to the Senior Work off Policy, deferring final approval to the next

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Government · Council on Aging

Sutton COA votes to press town on open jobs

Sutton's Council on Aging presses the town to speed hiring as three staffers cover the gaps. Director Janine Williams told the board the Senior Center ended last fiscal year with about $33,000 left over, largely because the director's post and two other jobs sat vacant for months.

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