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Sunday, November 1, 2026 Bourne, Massachusetts · Change town
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Board approves fiscal 2026 exemptions, signs monthly reports

Bourne assessors approve fiscal 2026 exemptions and monthly reports. The Board of Assessors unanimously approved fiscal 2026 statutory and charitable exemptions for nine property parcels at its January 9 meeting, with Chairperson Ellen Doyle Sullivan, Member Michael Leitzel, and Clerk Peter

Assessors · Meeting of January 9, 2026

Bourne assessors approve fiscal 2026 exemptions and monthly reports. The Board of Assessors unanimously approved fiscal 2026 statutory and charitable exemptions for nine property parcels at its January 9 meeting, with Chairperson Ellen Doyle Sullivan, Member Michael Leitzel, and Clerk Peter Loughman Jr. presiding. The board also signed monthly exemption reports for September, October, and November 2025, totaling $276,017.70 in real estate exemptions and $8,280.55 in charitable property assessments.

Director of Assessing Rui Pereira was directed to send a denial notice for a motor vehicle abatement application for calendar 2025.

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Source: the Assessors meeting of January 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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