Assessors Reorganize Board, Sign $10.9M Tax Warrant
Mendon's Board of Assessors reorganized and signed a $10.9 million preliminary tax warrant. Members Kevin Rudden and Kenneth M. O'Brien, the only members recorded present, voted 2-0 to name O'Brien chairman for fiscal year 2027 and to reelect David Kurczy as clerk.
Board of Assessors · Meeting of June 22, 2026
Mendon's Board of Assessors reorganized and signed a $10.9 million preliminary tax warrant. Members Kevin Rudden and Kenneth M. O'Brien, the only members recorded present, voted 2-0 to name O'Brien chairman for fiscal year 2027 and to reelect David Kurczy as clerk. Principal Assessor Sherrie Bates reported the preliminary warrant totals $10,909,155.66, made up of $10,198,795.45 in real estate tax, $453,619.05 in personal property tax and $256,741.16 in community preservation surcharge.
Bates said the warrant covers six months, "good through the annual tax billing" at the end of December. The board also approved and released amended April 13 executive session minutes, with O'Brien stating he saw "no reason why these minutes cannot be made public."
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