The time for filing grievances for the 2026 Tax year has passed.
Board of Civil Authority Meetings-The Town Clerk will be in touch with meeting schedule
Non-Reappraisal Grievance Appeal Process
For those that missed getting a meeting or dropping off an appeal, unfortunately we can do nothing to affect your tax bill this year. It will be based on the new value. We will set aside some dates late in 2026 and early 2027 to go over concerns you may have on your assessed value. As always, we can provide a copy of your listers card at any time and have a conversation.
Typically, the Town of Warren’s annual grievance period starts in early to mid-June, with the mailing of Change of Appraisal Notices to any property that has changed in value. Property owners who believe their assessed value is inaccurate must appeal to the Assessor’s Office in writing. The deadline to request a hearing is 14 days from the date of mailing of the change of Appraisal Notices. Anyone can appeal their value regardless of whether there was a change or not.
The lister’s office houses the records relating to all the real properties in Warren. Most of our current records are available through the GIS portion of Warren’s website. Our hours are a little erratic, as we try to keep our expenses as low as possible. We are available to come in most anytime that we are needed. We can be contacted through our email which is listers@warrenvt.org or through the phone 802-496-5256 and leave us a message. Our job is to try and see that the properties in Warren are valued as near as possible to the fair market value. We make every effort to work with peoples schedules, realizing that the majority of the owners in Town live elsewhere.