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Borough’s grand list drops following revaluation
NAUGATUCK — The impact of the recent revaluation in Naugatuck has been felt in the borough’s 2012 grand list. The borough’s grand list for Oct. 1, 2012 was $1,566,236,889, a decrease of $468,752,727 or approximately 23 percent from the 2011 grand list. A town’s grand list is a tabulation of the value of assessed... »
Prospect grand list increases nearly 3 percent
PROSPECT — At a time when many town’s grand lists are stagnant, Prospect’s increased nearly 3 percent thanks largely to a new gas pipeline and a new banquet hall. The town’s grand list total for Oct. 1, 2012 was $806,805,842, an increase of $23,122,365 or 2.95 percent over the previous year’s total. “I’m... »
Beacon Falls’ grand list drops 12.75 percent
BEACON FALLS — The town’s grand list dropped dramatically due to a plunge in real estate values town wide following a revaluation. The total net grand list for Oct. 1, 2011 is $412,557,182, a roughly $68.9 million or 12.75 percent decrease from 2010. “I’m extremely disappointed but not surprised,” First Selectman Gerard Smith said.... »
Prospect’s grand list drops 5.9 percent
PROSPECT — The combination of a sluggish economy and a recently completed property revaluation contributed to a 5.9 percent drop in Prospect’s 2011 net grand list from 2010. The total net grand list for Oct. 1, 2011 is $783,683,477, a decrease of nearly $46 million from the 2010 grand list. A town’s grand list... »
Naugatuck grand list grows slightly
NAUGATUCK — An increase in motor vehicle and real estate values was enough to offset a dip in personal property values and carry Naugatuck’s 2011 net grand list to a slim increase. “We’re holding our own,” Assessor George Hlavachek said. The net grand list for Oct. 1, 2011 is $2,034,989,616 Hlavachek said, an increase... »
Beacon Falls grand list grows 1.6 percent
BEACON FALLS — Given the troubling economy, town officials weren’t anticipating much if any growth in the town’s Grand List. So, when the 2010 Grand List rose 1.6 percent, it was a pleasant surprise. “I’m excited and happy that we can try to use what money we have to help maintain the quality of... »
Borough’s Grand List grows modestly
The borough’s 2010 Grand List saw a slight increase over 2009 due to a rise in motor vehicle and personal property values. Borough Assessor George Hlavachek said the total net 2010 Grand List was $2.027 billion, a 0.6 percent or roughly $11 million increase over 2009. “All in all, it’s nice to have an... »






