Weston Residents Urged to Review Property Tax Assessments

WESTON – As the annual property tax assessment notices begin to arrive in mailboxes across Weston, local officials are reminding residents to carefully review their valuations. The Weston Tax Assessor's office released the new assessment figures last week, which will form the basis for property tax bills later this year.

Property assessments are crucial for determining how much each homeowner contributes to local services, including highly rated schools, public safety, and infrastructure projects. While the process is designed to be fair and equitable, errors can occur, and property owners have the right to appeal their assessment if they believe it is inaccurate.

"We encourage every property owner in Weston to take a close look at their assessment notice," stated a representative from the Weston Tax Assessor's office. "Understanding your property's assessed value is the first step in ensuring you are paying your fair share, and not more."

The deadline for filing an appeal is typically within 30 days of the mailing date of the assessment notice. Residents who wish to challenge their assessment must submit an appeal form, often available on the town's official website or at the Assessor's office located at Weston Town Hall on Main Street in the Town Center. It is advisable to gather supporting documentation, such as recent appraisals, sales data for comparable properties in neighborhoods like Bonaventure, or evidence of property damage, to strengthen an appeal.

For those unfamiliar with the process, the Assessor's office can provide information on how assessments are calculated and the steps involved in filing an appeal. This year's assessments reflect the market conditions as of January 1, 2026. Any significant changes to property value since that date may not be reflected in the current notice but could be considered in future assessments.

Residents with questions about their specific assessment or the appeal process are encouraged to contact the Weston Tax Assessor's office directly during business hours. Ensuring the accuracy of these assessments is vital for both individual homeowners and the overall financial health of our community.