Skip to content
TownbriefCarlisle
Sign in Subscribe
Monday, November 2, 2026 Carlisle, Massachusetts · Change town
Board

Board of Assessors

Our reporting from Board of Assessors meetings, newest first.

5 stories

Government · Board of Assessors

Board of Assessors reviews proposed Demolition Review Bylaw

Board of Assessors reviews proposed demolition review bylaw for November town meeting. The Historical Commission presented its final draft on August 18, proposing a 12-month waiting period for demolishing buildings built before 1970, replacing an earlier 18-month proposal with rolling 50-year age

Townbrief news summary ·
Government · Board of Assessors

Assessors approve tax abatements, estimate $300K new growth

Carlisle assessors approve routine tax abatements, flag CAMA server upgrade needed. At its July 15 meeting, the Board of Assessors, led by Chair Kenneth Mostello and including Raymond Modeen and David Boardman, reviewed and approved June motor vehicle tax abatements and uncollectible tax schedules.

Townbrief news summary ·
Government · Board of Assessors

BOARD OF ASSESSORS ADVANCES SMALL PROPERTY EXEMPTION WARRANT ARTICLE

Board of Assessors endorses warrant article, schedules taxpayer presentation. Chair Kenneth Mostello, David Boardman, and Raymond Modeen approved Motor Vehicle Excise Monthly Lists of Taxes Abated for January and February 2026. In executive session, the board granted two real estate abatements for

Townbrief news summary ·
Government · Board of Assessors

Board votes to propose minimum property tax threshold

Carlisle Board of Assessors votes unanimously for minimum property tax threshold. The board approved a motion to support a warrant article under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Section 5 Clause 54 for the 2026 Annual Town Meeting establishing a $5,000 minimum taxable threshold for personal

Townbrief news summary ·

Get Carlisle's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.

Share this story

Email Text Facebook X

Anyone can open a shared story. Members' stories show the free part and a sign-up line to people who are not members.