Assessor– Key Facts

  • The Assessor determines the value of all property in a specific municipality.

 How is Property Value is Set?

  • Property is assessed at 70% of its market value.
  • Real Estate is based on the property’s market value as of October 1 of the assessment year.
    • Example: A home with a market value of $500,000 would be assessed at $350,000.

 What is Included in the Grand List?

  • All taxable and non-taxable property in Weston.
  • Property falls into three categories:
    • Real estate (homes, land, buildings)
    • Personal property (business equipment, furnishings, unregistered vehicles, etc.)
    • Registered motor vehicles

 When Are Property Values Updated?

  • Motor vehicles and personal property: Updated annually as of October 1.
  • Real estate: Updated at least once every five years.
    • Also updated for changes such as new construction, demolitions, or renovations.

 When was the last Revaluation?

  • A town-wide real estate revaluation was completed October 1, 2023.
  • These values stay in place until the next revaluation in 2028.
  • Properties that change yearly (due to permits, etc.) will be reassessed using 2023 valuation tables.

The Assessor works closely with the Tax Collector. If you have questions about your assessment and how your tax was calculated, call (203) 222-2606. If you have questions about your tax bill, call the Tax Collector at (203) 222-2696.

Current Mill Rate 

  • Real Estate and Personal Property - 23.90
  • Motor Vehicle - 23.90

 

 

Motor Vehicle

  • Didn't receive a Tax Bill? Follow the links below.
  1. Verify your registration
  2. Renew your registration
  3. email Rsavo@westonct.gov with details regarding your vehicle.
  • Confused about the process?
    • Call (203)-222-2606, We're here to help you understand the process!
  • Applications for the Fall of 2026 BAA will be found below-September 2026 

  • Information regarding "Antique vehicles" valuation pursuant to CGS Section 12-71(b) and Section 14-1(3).

  •  “Antique, rare or special interest motor vehicle” means a motor vehicle twenty years old or older which is being preserved because of historic interest and which is not altered or modified from the original manufacturer's specifications.
  •  The owner of such antique, rare or special interest motor vehicle may be required by the assessor to provide reasonable documentation that such motor vehicle is an antique, rare or special interest motor vehicle, provided any motor vehicle for which special number plates have been issued pursuant to Section 14-20 shall not be required to provide any such documentation.

Elderly & Disabled Homeowners Program

Application Period is February 1st - May 15th.

Income limits for this year are $45,200 Unmarried-$55,100 Married

 

Personal Property

Deadline for filing a Personal Property Declaration is Monday November 3rd 2025.

Failure to file by November 3rd will incur a 25% assessment penalty.

Failure to SIGN & DATE your return may also incur a 25% assessment penalty. 

Printable Declarations Found below.

Veteran's & Active-Duty Military

Application period is February 1st to October 1st for Veterans Exemption.

Income limits this year are $45,200 Unmarried-$55,100 Married

Board of Assessment appeals

Links and information coming soon.