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Why it’s important to follow the changes in Assessing
https://www.nashuanh.gov/150/Assessing-Department Nashua’s Assessing Department has undergone a complete re-do over the last few years, from a dark and slow department not keeping up with the times or even its own work to an organized and responsive group now under new organization – and even more recently with a brand new […]
Assessing Update
What’s in this month’s Assessing Department Monthly Monitor? Check it out! You’ll find these included: 2020 Abatement Applications now being accepted FY2020-2022 Full Measure & List Revaluation Update Or visit: Website: https://www.nashuanh.gov/150/Assessing-Department
Assessing Monthly Monitor for April 2020
ASSESSING DURING COVID19 The City of Nashua continues to actively monitor the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) situation. Keeping in mind the health and safety of city residents and city employees, Nashua’s City Hall closed to the public beginning Wednesday, March 18 until further notice. Staff has continued to assist our residents and […]
City-wide Revaluation Project Begins
The Appraisal Firm of Vision Government Solutions has been hired by the City of Nashua to begin a City-wide Revaluation Project. Vision staff will start data collection in Ward 1 on March 3, 2020. With your permission, the Vision staff member will request to inspect the interior, measure the exterior of all residential […]
Assessing Department’s Monthly Monitor
The big news is: Amending the Elderly and Disabled Tax Exemptions On November 12, 2019, the Board of Aldermen approved O-19-063, amending the elderly and disabled tax exemptions. This legislation increased the amount of the elderly exemption for persons between the ages of 65 and 74 from $192,000 to $194,000. […]
Assessing Department’s MONTHLY MONITOR
Keep up-to-date and find the latest news on Assessing. (It’s not at all as boring as some of us might think!) A page dedicated to the Full Measure and List Revaluation has been added to the Assessing page on the city website here: https://www.nashuanh.gov/1285/Full-Measure-List-Appraisal-and-Revaluat
2nd edition of the Assessing Monthly Monitor Newsletter
There are two ways to read this month’s Newsletter, download the file to your computer or visit their webpage to find even more information. Visit Assessing here: http:// https://www.nashuanh.gov/150/Assessing-Department. Also, the Assessing Department came before the BOA September 24, 2019 for an update. Find the minutes of the meeting and […]
Assessing Department Monthly Newsletter
A letter from the Director of Admin Services Good morning, Today. at the August 29th Board of Assessors meeting, Assessing staff and the Director of Administrative Services, Kim Kleiner announced the creation of a new assessing monthly newsletter designed to keep residents informed during the 2019 Full Measure & List […]
The Assessing Department Completes Another Milestone.
Property Cards are now online! 1 – go to WWW.NashuaNH.gov 2 – go to the Assessing Page (or use this link – https://www.nashuanh.gov/150/Assessing-Department) 3 – Click on the Property Data (WebPro) button 4 – Next you enter your STREET address (do not include your home number) 5 – Choose your […]