On October 30, 2024
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Killington reappraisal is underway, data cards sent

The town of Killington has sent out data mailers to verify the data for all Killington property owners. The data cards were mailed on Monday, Oct. 28, and should arrive in mailboxes Thursday or Friday of this week, according to the listers.

“The Board of Listers is asking each and every property owner to review their data card and return it within 10 days,” the listers stated in a recent press release. 

The town has contracted with Vision Government Solutions to assist in data collection of the over 3,800 parcels in Killington.

Cards may be returned by mail, fax, email or in person at the town office. Changes cannot be made by phone as a signed form is required for official records, they stated. 

Anyone who needs assistance in reviewing the card or understanding the data required is asked to contact the listers office at [email protected] or (802) 422-3241 ext 5.

For more information, visit the 2025 Reappraisal page (link at the top of the homepage) at: Killingtontown.com.

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