Town Meeting Minute Issue #15: After the Verdicts — One Decision Sets the Next in Motion

Posted by Tim Bray on September 13th, 2026

Town Meeting Minute • Issue #15

After the Verdicts: One Decision Sets the Next in Motion

Decision season delivered. Now comes the fallout. In the month since Issue #14, an affordable-housing subdivision was withdrawn on the day of its own meeting, a long-fought plan battle escalated with officials warning of impacts on hundreds of properties, a new wave of applications hit the Groton pipeline, and the region's most litigated commercial project finally got its hearing date — this Tuesday. The verdicts of August are becoming the applications, withdrawals, and showdowns of September.

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2024 CT Mill Rates

Posted by Tim Bray on July 30th, 2024

Connecticut's real estate taxes can vary greatly depending on the municipality and districts within them.  The graphic above illustrates the base rates for each town. Additional rates are applied to specific locations where services are provided.  These services can include public water, sewer, trash removal,  police services, or a firehouse.  A town or district with a lower Mill rate may not offer these services.  Your real estate agent will be able to help you to determine the services offered and their importance to you when purchasing real estate. The average property tax rate in CT for 2024 is $28.93, with the highest being Hartford at $68.95 and the lowest being Salisbury at $11. 

How to Calculate Connecticut Property Taxes

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