New Canaan Grand List Value Rises, Could Bring In Over $1M In Tax Revenue

NEW CANAAN, Conn. – The New Canaan Grand List value has risen by more than $85 million from 2014 to 2015, raising the possibility of more than $1 million in new tax revenue, according to the New Canaan Advertiser.

New Canaan First Selectman Rob Mallozzi III called the town's Grand List valuation increase of $85 million from 2014 to 2015 a "very positive" development, according to the New Canaan Advertiser.
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Jim Barg

02/01/2016 4:00 p.m.

The Grand List, which compiles the town's total assessed value of real estate and personal property along with all vehicles, is now valued at just over $8.22 billion, the New Canaan Advertiser said.

That's a 1 percent increase from 2014's $8.13 billion valuation and could lead to the town being able to pay off debt, start new programs or reduce any tax bills, reported the New Canaan Advertiser.

First Selectman Rob Mallozzi III had received projections of under one percent growth, calling the surprise increase "very positive," noted the New Canaan Advertiser.

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