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Board of Assessors approves statutory exemptions

Lowell Board of Assessors approves 21 statutory exemptions in routine session. The exemption applications spanned six clauses: five under Clause 17E, three under Clause 22, one under Clause 22D, four under Clause 22E, two under Clause 37A, and six under Clause 41C. Chief Assessor Ellen M. Brideau,

Board of Assessors · Meeting of September 15, 2026

Lowell Board of Assessors approves 21 statutory exemptions in routine session. The exemption applications spanned six clauses: five under Clause 17E, three under Clause 22, one under Clause 22D, four under Clause 22E, two under Clause 37A, and six under Clause 41C. Chief Assessor Ellen M.

Brideau, Deputy Chief Assessor Ryan E. Rondeau, and Assessor Amy Lombardo also processed motor vehicle excise abatements for two weeks with no denials and updated the FY27 Certification status, currently under state review with a September 14 target.

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Source: the Board of Assessors meeting of September 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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