Assessor

The primary responsibility of the Assessor is to appraise all real property in Town in compliance with applicable Vermont State statutes. This includes annual maintenance of the records such as updating changes resulting from additions to homes, construction of outbuildings, transfers of property, etc. as well as periodic revaluations when mandated by the State.

In addition, the Assessor’s Office provides property owners with:

• Property record cards
• Assessment history information
Detailed explanation of the assessment process
Tax maps which are updated annually

If you have any concerns regarding your current assessment, general questions or suggestions, please feel free to call this office (802-483-6500 ext. 150). You may also visit our office located in the Town Office building at 426 Plains Rd. where Lister Cards and Tax Maps are available for review. Copies are available on request.

To view your current parcel and property card, please visit Pittsford, VT (axisgis.com)

https://www.axisgis.com/PittsfordVT/ if the above link does not work for you.

The Town of Pittsford has, once again, contracted with G&K Associates to assess all taxable business personal property for the assessment date April 1, 2024. If you have business personal property and have not received a letter (mailed on 2/15/2024) from the Assessor’s office, that letter, along with Business Personal Property Form PVR-4004 for reporting furniture, fixtures, equipment, and machinery, and instructions, are available in the document library on this website under Assessor’s Office.

If you have a building permit with Pittsford or were listed in a prior year with a building under construction and at a completion percentage of less than 100%, it is the work of the Assessor to inspect any property which has materially changed from last year to this and determine an assessment for the upcoming Grand List year based on the status of the property as of April 1st of this year, 4/1/2024.  If you have an open permit and have not received a letter from the Assessor’s office (mailed on 2/8/2024), that letter, along with the percent complete form, are available in the document library on this website under Assessor’s Office.