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Friday, November 6, 2026 Bristol County, Massachusetts · Change town
Government · Other Committee

Assessors sign motor vehicle excise commitments

Dighton assessors signed off on motor vehicle excise commitments. The Board of Assessors approved the levy of 2026 motor vehicle vacants at $1,042.66, a monthly list of abatements at $42.37, an FY26 vote excise warrant at $5,603 and a notice of commitment at $5,603.

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Other Committee · Meeting of November 4, 2026

Dighton assessors signed off on motor vehicle excise commitments. The Board of Assessors approved the levy of 2026 motor vehicle vacants at $1,042.66, a monthly list of abatements at $42.37, an FY26 vote excise warrant at $5,603 and a notice of commitment at $5,603. A member said the board is "making headway" on a backlog of unsigned and unapproved minutes, which are to be copied to the town clerk.

The board approved minutes for Jan. 28 and October meetings, then entered executive session under Chapter 30A, Section 21(a)(7), and said it would not return to open session.

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  • Dighton's community access TV: Board of Assessors meeting, November 4, 2026
  • The complete report: 495 words

Source: the Other Committee meeting of November 4, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript.

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