Westport, CT
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All of our Property Record and Field Cards can be found online at Vision Appraisal The online data is updated daily to ensure you have the most up to date information.
2025 Town Wide Revaluation
In accordance with Connecticut General Statutes, the Town of Westport is conducting a real property revaluation as required for the Grand List of October 1, 2025. This revaluation will correspond to the tax bills that will be due beginning in July 2026. Property information will be obtained from inspections, data mailers, building permits, sales verifications and data analysis.
For more information click the link below:
Personal Property Declaration
Due Monday, November 3, 2025
Tax Exempt Organization
Quadrennial Tax Exempt Application (M-3) is due in the Assessor's Office by November 3, 2025
PA 24-46 AFFECTING 100% PERMANENTLY AND TOTALLY DISABLED VETERANS
Beginning 10/1/2024, Public Act 24-46 exempts the dwelling of a veteran of war if they are 100% Permanently and Totally disabled as determined by the Veterans Administration. See the link below to read the bill.
Additional information can be found on the Veteran's Exemptions page
Change of Address
Online Services
- Go directly to Assessment data at Vision Appraisal
- Use the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tool
For additional background and information, check the links below:
Our Responsibilities
- Annually provides a listing of assessment for each and every property within the town limits of Westport. The listing is referred to as the Grand List and provides the basis against which taxes will be levied during the following fiscal year
- Maintains an up-to-date inventory of all property, including land and improvements thereon including changes in ownership, new construction, alterations, and subdivisions filed as of the assessment date
- Lists Connecticut registered motor vehicles and business personal property which are assessed for inclusion as part of the Grand List
- Additionally, the assessor and staff administer state and local programs of tax relief,
apply exemptions as permitted by state law, and assist the public with a variety of inquiries.
