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Vassalboro Town Assessor
Assessor: Ellery Bane
Phone: 872-2826
Availability: Once a week per schedule.
Assessing Office: The assessing office is responsible for the valuation of all Real and Personal property within the Town of Vassalboro. We are charged to compile and prepare a list of all these properties. The assessing office is also where Tax maps, property cards and deeds are documented and available for the public to view.
General Tax Info
Tax Rate 2023: $12.72
Due Dates: 09/25/23, 11/27/23, 02/26/24 and 04/29/24
Interest Rate: 5%
Certified Ratio: 100%
Last Revaluation: 2007
Written Appeal deadline: February 26, 2024
Exemptions Available
Homestead Exemption: Eligible for all residents of the Town if you owned a home in Maine for 12 months prior to April 1st and Vassalboro is your permanent residence. Exemption amount: Up to $25,000 off your valuation. If you are not currently receiving a homestead exemption and would like to receive one, please click here for a form and instructions.
Veteran's Exemption: In the place one resides, qualifications generally are as follows:
- Be at least 62 years of age on April 1st.
- Served in a Federally Recognized War Period
- or be receiving 100% compensation for a disability from the Veteran's Administration.
Exemption Amounts: WW1: $7,000
Post WW1:$6,000
Paraplegic: $50,000
There are also applications for The New Personal Property Exemption (B.E.T.E.), as well as the classified programs (Tree growth, Open Space & Farmland), if you qualify.
Maine Residents Property Tax and Rent Refund Program
This program has been repealed by the Legislature, with a new program offered in its place. Click HERE to read about the new tax relief program on the State of Maine website.
Property Tax Data
Data by Account Name
Data by Street address
Data by Map and Lot Number
Tax Bills 2023 (Personal Property and Real Estate) this is a large pdf file that is searchable using the CTL-F feature in Adobe, you may need to be patient with the search as the file is large.
Property in Tree Growth
To download/view/print a document, simply click on the link for that form. Depending on how your computer is set up, you will see one of 2 things happen:
1. You will be prompted to save the file to your local hard disk. Simply select a location and name for the file and it will be saved there. You may then open the file (using Adobe Acrobat) and print it.
2. You will see Adobe Acrobat open inside your browser window, and the file will be displayed here. Click on the print button to print the form. On some computers, you will see a blank window instead of the Acrobat and the form. If this happens, click the Back button on your browser, the right-click on the form you want. Select "Save Target As" from the popup menu that appears, then specify the filename and location in the ensuing form. you may then open the file (using Adobe Acrobat) and print it.
If you do not have Adobe Reader, Click the link below for a free download.
Property Tax Maps
To download/view/print a document, simply click on the link for that form. Depending on how your computer is set up, you will see one of 2 things happen:
1. You will be prompted to save the file to your local hard disk. Simply select a location and name for the file and it will be saved there. You may then open the file (using Adobe Acrobat) and print it.
2. You will see Adobe Acrobat open inside your browser window, and the file will be displayed here. Click on the print button to print the form. On some computers, you will see a blank window instead of the Acrobat and the form. If this happens, click the Back button on your browser, the right-click on the form you want. Select "Save Target As" from the popup menu that appears, then specify the filename and location in the ensuing form. you may then open the file (using Adobe Acrobat) and print it.
If you do not have Adobe Reader, Click the link below for a free download.