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Equalization Study

Purpose

Vermont raises education funds through several tax sources, including a state education property tax. The state education property tax is based on each municipality’s grand list of properties. The Division of Property Valuation and Review (PVR) conducts an annual Equalization Study of all the municipal grand lists.

The primary purpose of the Equalization Study is to assess how close the properties on the grand lists compare to fair market value. The reference to equalization stems from the fact that most municipalities’ grand lists are not at 100% of fair market value in any given year. If the grand lists were always at 100% of fair market value, there would be no reason for the state to estimate market values and determine common levels of appraisal (CLA). The CLA is used to equalize the education property tax rates throughout the state.

The commissioner is required to determine the equalized education property tax grand list and coefficient of dispersion (COD) for each municipality in the State. 32 V.S.A. § 5405. The COD helps to ensure that property valuations within a municipality are equitable.

The results of the Equalization Study accomplish the following:

  • Determine education property tax rates

  • Determine whether a municipality must undergo a reappraisal

  • Determine taxes municipalities pay to the county

2023 Equalization Study Results

Beginning in 2023, municipal officials can access the town-level equalization study reports through the Vermont Department of Taxes Property Tax Information Exchange software (VTPIE). As such, the Equalization Study Results Letter (PDF), Certified Sales Report (PDF), and Certified Final Computation Sheet (PDF) are no longer required to be available on the department's website. Overall results, including the Common Level of Appraisal (CLA), Coefficient of Dispersion (COD), and Equalized Education Property Value (EEPV), are summarized in the table below. Please note that municipalities may petition the Director of Property Valuation and Review for a redetermination of its EEPV and COD (32 V.S.A § 5408). The 2023 results below do not reflect any appeal activity. Equalization study results for the municipalities that reappraised in 2023 are contingent on reappraisal acceptance (also known as the three-prong test).

If you cannot access the VTPIE system to obtain a copy of the equalization study report, please email tax.pvr@vermont.gov to request a copy.

2023 Equalization Study Results Letter (pdf)

2023 Certified Sales Report (pdf)

2023 Certified Final Computation Sheet (pdf)

2023 Equalization Study Results Table

Download the 2023 Equalization Study Results (xlsx)

Town County Equalized Education Property Value (EEPV) 2023 Common Level of Appraisal (CLA) 2023 Coefficient of Dispersion (COD) 2022 Common Level of Appraisal (CLA) 2022 Coefficient of Dispersion (COD) Subject to Statutory Order to Reappraise Last Year of Reappraisal
Addison Addison 290,234,000 72.35 20.77 82.8 15.37 Y 2006
Bridport Addison 207,849,000 70.67 26.09 79.29 20.41 Y 2010
Bristol Addison 489,615,000 72.17 19.99 81.12 17.18   2018
Cornwall Addison 321,647,000 70.60 25.48 85.67 22.86 Y 2009
Ferrisburgh Addison 765,292,000 72.60 22.50 86.86 18.68 Y 2013
Goshen Addison 38,848,000 70.21 26.91 85.86 19.5 Y 2009
Granville Addison 60,574,000 66.84 33.72 83.51 20.36 Y 2008
Hancock Addison 52,399,000 66.30 15.48 81.92 13.11   2016
Leicester Addison 266,258,000 69.17 27.72 78.97 22.56 Y 2020
Lincoln Addison 271,418,000 67.51 26.25 87.72 17.78 Y 2010
Middlebury Addison 1,275,614,000 76.95 18.07 83.97 15.3   2019
Monkton Addison 373,435,000 72.04 20.12 80.78 15.89 Y 2017
New Haven Addison 455,640,000 73.48 17.39 80.55 16.63   2013
Orwell Addison 197,944,000 76.79 22.61 89.14 16.2 Y 2011
Panton Addison 140,535,000 75.96 17.44 90.74 20.46   2012
Ripton Addison 93,450,000 73.29 20.86 79.45 20.71 Y 2011
Salisbury Addison 317,448,000 68.33 23.97 75.97 17.18 Y 2012
Shoreham Addison 196,790,000 76.09 24.59 82.9 20.6 Y 2007
Starksboro Addison 228,906,000 75.09 17.24 77.01 18.71   2016
Vergennes Addison 337,192,000 70.78 16.30 79.68 13.83   2007
Waltham Addison 74,484,000 73.79 16.53 82.06 14.59   2019
Weybridge Addison 180,100,000 77.07 18.86 84.75 20.07   2006
Whiting Addison 50,284,000 76.25 17.52 84.97 13.9   2012
Arlington Bennington 401,639,000 80.16 22.49 87.75 14.94 Y 2021
Bennington Bennington 1,370,599,000 69.57 23.72 76.24 21.73 Y 2008
Dorset Bennington 991,318,000 70.96 24.37 81.14 21.32 Y 2006
Glastenbury Bennington 5,691,000 59.55 11.07 79.22 14.68   2008
Landgrove Bennington 122,002,000 83.76 21.82 86.32 16.45 Y 2020
Manchester Bennington 1,577,710,000 105.57 14.04 88.98 16.13   2023
North Bennington Bennington 107,627,000 66.51 23.28 69.47 21.73 Y 2008
Peru Bennington 317,863,000 67.79 23.83 78.24 18.88 Y 2015
Pownal Bennington 350,148,000 79.63 23.96 94.03 20.35 Y 2011
Readsboro Bennington 122,844,000 89.47 13.03 96.66 8.45   2021
Rupert Bennington 181,899,000 74.59 22.59 88.87 18.54 Y 2019
Sandgate Bennington 83,218,000 94.77 12.44 97.75 10.2   2022
Searsburg Bennington 47,449,000 97.27 19.05 100.94 11.15   2022
Shaftsbury Bennington 459,391,000 76.92 22.73 84.16 21.38 Y 2010
Shaftsbury ID Bennington 78,504,000 77.38 22.73 85.44 21.38 Y 2010
Stamford Bennington 137,360,000 72.40 35.62 78.12 28.45 Y 2010
Sunderland Bennington 208,712,000 74.00 30.86 81.89 33.45 Y 2017
Winhall Bennington 1,071,908,000 65.99 26.97 78.1 21.68 Y 2010
Woodford Bennington 71,016,000 80.04 18.49 86.73 14.74   2020
Barnet Caledonia 300,455,000 81.58 24.14 90.27 18.55 Y 2020
Burke Caledonia 398,630,000 99.96 12.44 76.03 23.1   2023
Danville Caledonia 391,676,000 85.59 17.66 94.48 9.93   2021
Groton Caledonia 168,919,000 77.43 28.65 91.6 24.53 Y 2019
Hardwick Caledonia 288,258,000 67.29 24.26 78.42 20.83 Y 2016
Kirby Caledonia 84,319,000 70.81 20.09 76.72 15.55 Y 2019
Lyndon Caledonia 498,734,000 75.91 26.52 83.46 21.27 Y 2011
Newark Caledonia 115,649,000 81.77 17.53 89.82 13.72   2020
Peacham Caledonia 169,552,000 83.12 21.10 88.53 17.61 Y 2019
Ryegate Caledonia 157,980,000 85.84 14.91 96.37 7.32   2021
St. Johnsbury Caledonia 701,595,000 72.51 22.69 86.08 16.99 Y 2020
Sheffield Caledonia 75,672,000 76.60 25.19 87.51 16.79 Y 2012
Stannard Caledonia 22,244,000 85.29 30.10 90.55 24.34 Y 2007
Sutton Caledonia 118,754,000 90.73 10.11 100.8 5.3   2022
Walden Caledonia 133,532,000 89.26 13.77 100.59 9.79   2022
Waterford Caledonia 242,515,000 84.39 17.29 91.26 12   2021
Wheelock Caledonia 84,426,000 78.24 23.24 85.37 22.72 Y 2013
Bolton Chittenden 206,714,000 104.08 19.52 75.48 17.92   2023
Buels Gore Chittenden 4,715,000 101.38 1.92 105.27 13.29   2022
Burlington Chittenden 6,491,050,000 87.83 14.88 95.33 12.09   2021
Charlotte Chittenden 1,308,427,000 104.49 14.83 82.02 18.93   2023
Colchester Chittenden 3,383,507,000 66.76 18.54 73.44 14.88   2011
Essex Town Chittenden 2,327,512,000 68.99 14.92 78.35 11.83   2006
Essex Jct. Chittenden 1,672,250,000 67.83 12.60 0 0   2007
Hinesburg Chittenden 957,491,000 67.65 19.32 78.23 14.82   2017
Huntington Chittenden 333,915,000 65.58 17.55 72.75 14.68   2015
Jericho Chittenden 958,555,000 73.13 13.82 81.78 10.82   2016
Milton Chittenden 1,687,153,000 96.15 9.95 107.04 8.21   2022
Richmond Chittenden 754,392,000 103.45 14.91 71.04 18.79   2023
St. George Chittenden 126,837,000 71.55 27.53 77.14 18.87 Y 2018
Shelburne Chittenden 2,415,078,000 68.70 16.45 77.23 15.17   2011
South Burlington Chittenden 5,008,834,000 82.54 13.49 92.97 10.03   2021
Underhill Chittenden 570,203,000 97.22 9.51 105.79 8.12   2022
Westford Chittenden 351,341,000 73.76 18.28 81.51 15.24   2009
Williston Chittenden 3,099,480,000 69.08 13.44 77.73 12.24   2016
Winooski Chittenden 977,635,000 60.08 16.72 68.93 15.43   2007
Bloomfield Essex 39,885,000 76.34 32.43 80.68 28.24 Y 2014
Brighton Essex 190,462,000 74.56 29.35 85.84 27.83 Y 2009
Brunswick Essex 14,232,000 84.79 4.63 85.39 4.63   2011
Canaan Essex 111,476,000 97.31 9.49 102.71 6.55   2022
Concord Essex 151,913,000 77.01 24.79 85.96 21.55 Y 2019
East Haven Essex 33,933,000 81.04 18.78 92.18 15.68   2010
Essex County Unified UTG Essex 87,982,000 101.61 4.19 90.14 26.4   2023
Granby Essex 24,300,000 78.05 10.91 91.38 7.47   2010
Guildhall Essex 46,488,000 101.50 6.39 80.02 27.24   2023
Lemington Essex 21,046,000 83.53 15.31 93.08 12.81   2020
Lunenburg Essex 156,478,000 70.46 29.32 81.66 24.46 Y 2017
Maidstone Essex 99,869,000 67.84 23.23 76.3 18.68 Y 2019
Norton Essex 43,811,000 95.41 10.32 96.9 6.5   2022
Victory Essex 22,991,000 80.62 15.72 84.55 14.62   2010
Bakersfield Franklin 164,218,000 74.25 24.42 81.58 17.01 Y 2009
Berkshire Franklin 172,062,000 77.71 22.38 86.18 23.65 Y 2008
Enosburgh Franklin 291,397,000 74.71 20.40 83.98 17.5 Y 2007
Fairfax Franklin 695,705,000 95.86 10.43 105.56 8.41   2022
Fairfield Franklin 283,754,000 109.20 9.81 76.74 21.86   2023
Fletcher Franklin 204,606,000 102.88 12.55 75.55 21.24   2023
Franklin Franklin 229,413,000 72.85 26.73 83.76 22.04 Y 2012
Georgia Franklin 893,422,000 70.70 18.41 77.57 14.5   2006
Highgate Franklin 531,452,000 78.83 21.52 85.18 15.59 Y 2008
Montgomery Franklin 218,272,000 77.18 25.00 86.05 20.73 Y 2014
Richford Franklin 215,021,000 107.71 11.47 98.01 19.02   2023
St. Albans City Franklin 819,169,000 64.01 16.97 71.27 17.64   2011
St. Albans Town Franklin 1,188,766,000 79.72 18.69 87.51 16   2008
Sheldon Franklin 305,292,000 75.53 15.70 82.45 16.15   2009
Swanton Franklin 880,796,000 78.98 18.41 89.54 14.28   2007
Alburgh Grand Isle 401,531,000 72.11 26.93 83.82 24.53 Y 2011
Grand Isle Grand   Isle 572,770,000 79.39 22.22 86.98 20.26 Y 2008
Isle La Motte Grand Isle 185,058,000 70.53 27.19 75.48 23.37 Y 2018
North Hero Grand   Isle 424,917,000 73.77 23.35 80.72 20.21 Y 2014
South Hero Grand Isle 741,704,000 67.39 20.95 79.83 17.64 Y 2019
Belvidere Lamoille 54,498,000 84.27 28.55 103.84 14.63 Y 2022
Cambridge Lamoille 705,560,000 71.82 20.88 80.23 15.66 Y 2017
Eden Lamoille 191,031,000 73.80 25.49 85.17 21.27 Y 2014
Elmore Lamoille 257,032,000 64.79 22.81 78.87 25.66 Y 2012
Hyde Park Lamoille 441,534,000 64.93 27.47 76.47 25.05 Y 2018
Johnson Lamoille 327,493,000 74.15 22.64 89.67 17.11 Y 2020
Morristown Lamoille 1,079,412,000 102.81 12.80 71.15 23.63   2023
Stowe Lamoille 4,247,356,000 56.61 25.59 66.59 22 Y 2012
Waterville Lamoille 86,883,000 99.37 19.47 69.83 13.25   2023
Wolcott Lamoille 207,851,000 78.72 20.62 85.7 16.25 Y 2014
Bradford Orange 340,734,000 69.72 20.97 78.65 17.32 Y 2018
Braintree Orange 138,008,000 79.57 26.28 88.72 18.48 Y 2020
Brookfield Orange 214,269,000 95.21 19.11 109.53 13.91   2022
Chelsea Orange 185,288,000 69.96 26.73 77.77 18.91 Y 2016
Corinth Orange 193,352,000 79.51 29.00 84.79 25.32 Y 2017
Fairlee Orange 281,006,000 103.34 15.39 80.11 19.48   2023
Newbury Orange 261,465,000 78.98 25.44 88.63 21.27 Y 2018
Orange Orange 122,588,000 82.86 30.33 90.1 19.35 Y 2009
Randolph Orange 576,837,000 78.71 21.45 84.55 16.62 Y 2006
Strafford Orange 231,024,000 82.76 21.04 88.22 17.7 Y 2014
Thetford Orange 493,674,000 72.87 24.86 81.7 22.2 Y 2012
Topsham Orange 147,275,000 76.70 22.15 87.14 25.13 Y 2008
Tunbridge Orange 207,126,000 79.50 21.14 91.38 16.98 Y 2010
Vershire Orange 104,975,000 68.80 27.84 83.99 18.82 Y 2005
Washington Orange 137,723,000 78.20 26.48 87.94 22.15 Y 2019
Wells River Orange 35,174,000 79.84 24.19 88.23 21.27 Y 2018
West Fairlee Orange 95,836,000 78.37 25.20 82.98 20.2 Y 2013
Williamstown Orange 455,678,000 78.95 20.81 85.81 16.86 Y 2019
Albany Orleans 120,500,000 86.40 21.40 90.15 13.93 Y 2008
Barton Orleans 224,002,000 71.37 25.68 78.81 21.46 Y 2012
Brownington Orleans 112,595,000 78.80 22.40 93.82 18.97 Y 2008
Charleston Orleans 143,649,000 78.17 18.98 83.36 17.42   2019
Coventry Orleans 184,189,000 81.49 18.87 90.98 10.93   2021
Craftsbury Orleans 184,328,000 77.84 25.01 87.52 18.96 Y 2018
Derby Orleans 696,221,000 78.11 21.71 87.41 16.52 Y 2020
Glover Orleans 197,364,000 81.96 16.76 92.75 11.98   2021
Greensboro Orleans 352,530,000 71.61 25.64 81.14 21.45 Y 2014
Holland Orleans 88,097,000 66.75 25.62 74.56 21.87 Y 2006
Irasburg Orleans 167,925,000 69.61 21.91 81.27 21.99 Y 2006
Jay Orleans 340,938,000 84.78 19.98 95.63 14.26   2015
Lowell Orleans 123,101,000 74.71 25.94 82.42 25.76 Y 2014
Morgan Orleans 238,222,000 72.42 20.98 83.22 18.83 Y 2019
Newport City Orleans 425,200,000 76.11 25.86 82.76 19.1 Y 2017
Newport Town Orleans 246,737,000 81.97 22.85 90 19.42 Y 2009
Orleans ID Orleans 71,506,000 72.05 25.68 78.98 21.46 Y 2012
Troy Orleans 180,374,000 76.74 21.90 84.81 21.49 Y 2012
Westfield Orleans 101,822,000 72.93 23.04 88.89 17.92 Y 2020
Westmore Orleans 203,240,000 77.50 20.26 88.07 18.49 Y 2015
Benson Rutland 146,650,000 72.68 27.56 88.42 18.88 Y 2011
Brandon Rutland 466,314,000 74.69 19.97 84.15 15.72   2020
Castleton Rutland 713,579,000 70.02 22.51 80.17 17.29 Y 2015
Chittenden Rutland 231,808,000 76.44 19.37 87.26 15.69   2017
Clarendon Rutland 327,672,000 78.16 21.57 87.62 18.09 Y 2019
Danby Rutland 215,023,000 111.67 12.26 92.22 27.35   2023
Fair Haven Rutland 217,072,000 85.85 20.24 93.04 19.62 Y 2009
Hubbardton Rutland 162,097,000 68.03 29.29 78.48 28 Y 2016
Ira Rutland 61,422,000 76.19 20.02 85.87 18.71 Y 2013
Mendon Rutland 269,269,000 89.77 20.37 100.77 18.39 Y 2021
Middletown Springs Rutland 109,118,000 82.88 17.21 85.67 18.2   2006
Mount Holly Rutland 375,784,000 77.01 24.82 88.79 20.84 Y 2010
Mount Tabor Rutland 29,109,000 79.14 16.89 86.07 21.08   2006
Pawlet Rutland 236,364,000 74.01 22.40 80.99 20.62 Y 2016
Pittsfield Rutland 141,857,000 88.78 14.87 103.68 11.55   2022
Pittsford Rutland 469,578,000 72.63 24.57 84.96 19.38 Y 2016
Poultney Rutland 430,961,000 80.73 19.21 90.68 16.59   2011
Proctor Rutland 156,298,000 79.61 17.60 88.9 14.97   2017
Rutland City Rutland 1,285,024,000 74.90 25.76 82.89 23.31 Y 2006
Rutland Town Rutland 882,585,000 75.43 18.56 84.4 16.66   2013
Killington Rutland 1,413,754,000 52.35 32.62 61.6 29.63 Y 2011
Shrewsbury Rutland 200,306,000 78.40 19.83 86.99 15.42   2010
Sudbury Rutland 123,527,000 78.71 25.64 93.49 20.98 Y 2012
Tinmouth Rutland 133,300,000 60.32 23.97 79 22.17 Y 2016
Wallingford Rutland 302,822,000 76.86 22.94 84 20.38 Y 2018
Wells Rutland 239,612,000 107.76 11.83 83.04 20.33   2023
West Haven Rutland 44,926,000 70.14 21.11 78.38 13.13 Y 2007
West Rutland Rutland 264,740,000 78.69 21.65 87.23 16.3 Y 2019
Barre City Washington 661,876,000 76.62 23.78 82.76 20.55 Y 2006
Barre Town Washington 1,057,834,000 86.93 16.21 95.87 11.06   2021
Berlin Washington 693,337,000 72.29 19.19 85.96 16.02   2008
Cabot Washington 242,868,000 68.87 21.34 75.69 16.18 Y 2020
Calais Washington 287,507,000 72.34 27.16 79.99 20.75 Y 2015
Duxbury Washington 248,816,000 68.43 21.54 75.98 17.48 Y 2015
East Montpelier Washington 448,523,000 70.33 21.05 82.97 16.52 Y 2009
Fayston Washington 545,909,000 71.01 26.62 80.85 19.65 Y 2017
Marshfield Washington 181,813,000 87.02 16.19 100.71 10.17   2022
Middlesex Washington 333,655,000 71.72 17.34 81.78 16.74   2017
Montpelier Washington 1,295,896,000 100.18 8.09 74.73 13.56   2023
Moretown Washington 346,161,000 66.97 26.59 74.56 19.49 Y 2012
Northfield Washington 493,779,000 67.26 25.19 79.21 21.61 Y 2015
Plainfield Washington 171,040,000 69.86 22.16 76.19 18.29 Y 2009
Roxbury Washington 95,623,000 94.51 12.68 97.62 9.88   2022
Waitsfield Washington 583,135,000 66.85 25.69 79.73 19.85 Y 2006
Warren Washington 1,250,987,000 61.30 25.98 73.46 22.32 Y 2012
Waterbury Washington 1,189,763,000 66.07 20.24 75.69 17.61 Y 2014
Woodbury Washington 181,779,000 73.47 24.69 85 20.27 Y 2007
Worcester Washington 122,386,000 79.09 20.79 85.46 16.98 Y 2007
Athens Windham 45,058,000 83.04 21.26 87.64 19.3 Y 2010
Brattleboro Windham 1,458,437,000 77.59 18.76 86.65 16.74   2010
Brookline Windham 95,866,000 75.71 21.03 85.19 15.07 Y 2007
Dover Windham 1,491,985,000 70.83 24.16 81.34 19.85 Y 2010
Dummerston Windham 333,599,000 84.13 17.10 93.25 11.03   2021
Grafton Windham 174,171,000 90.06 15.54 97.95 11.33   2021
Guilford Windham 348,753,000 95.71 11.97 81.3 23.61   2023
Halifax Windham 176,419,000 71.46 22.57 85.59 16.03 Y 2021
Jamaica Windham 355,313,000 73.67 28.92 82.16 22.37 Y 2018
Londonderry Windham 557,252,000 75.81 26.38 85.33 21.1 Y 2018
Marlboro Windham 187,984,000 83.96 14.90 94.91 15.83   2018
Newfane Windham 316,641,000 80.12 27.81 87.71 22.29 Y 2017
Putney Windham 342,529,000 72.78 23.07 82.87 21.37 Y 2014
Rockingham Windham 616,585,000 74.95 26.11 83.45 23.14 Y 2017
Somerset Windham 14,134,000 94.98 7.99 97.82 10.3   2014
Stratton Windham 1,107,018,000 107.25 17.63 81.6 19   2023
Townshend Windham 233,693,000 82.04 23.41 91.75 19.87 Y 2013
Vernon Windham 432,454,000 92.58 19.57 97.39 14.04   2019
Wardsboro Windham 220,151,000 101.03 13.84 73.56 24.69   2023
Westminster Windham 375,623,000 76.83 30.23 82.74 24.39 Y 2013
Whitingham Windham 347,959,000 79.10 26.90 85.93 23.71 Y 2016
Wilmington Windham 1,118,690,000 69.77 27.11 78.36 21.81 Y 2020
Windham Windham 157,797,000 63.43 31.20 70.91 33.3 Y 2015
Andover Windsor 228,167,000 70.11 29.17 80.96 27.27 Y 2018
Baltimore Windsor 27,261,000 97.57 11.87 81.73 8.38   2023
Barnard Windsor 449,631,000 64.36 28.97 76.37 22.67 Y 2019
Bethel Windsor 254,947,000 79.77 19.12 88.4 12.72   2007
Bridgewater Windsor 259,372,000 74.32 31.12 81.15 27.44 Y 2019
Cavendish Windsor 364,422,000 72.55 26.95 82.08 22.82 Y 2019
Chester Windsor 511,899,000 78.09 21.67 87.62 16.55 Y 2020
Hartford Windsor 2,123,079,000 66.31 24.59 77.15 20.28 Y 2017
Hartland Windsor 669,864,000 69.00 26.30 81.26 24.38 Y 2019
Ludlow Windsor 1,946,698,000 77.73 22.63 87.36 16.49 Y 2021
Norwich Windsor 1,143,863,000 67.57 22.71 74.48 18.95 Y 2016
Plymouth Windsor 388,128,000 62.25 30.23 77.02 22.07 Y 2019
Pomfret Windsor 329,625,000 100.53 9.18 82.15 19.14   2023
Reading Windsor 170,102,000 76.43 26.22 82.62 23.12 Y 2017
Rochester Windsor 228,242,000 73.80 31.07 87.01 23.39 Y 2012
Royalton Windsor 343,024,000 79.44 22.96 85.44 20.66 Y 2009
Sharon Windsor 223,789,000 73.67 19.45 78.07 15.54   2011
Springfield Windsor 710,192,000 88.19 16.26 97.44 11.61   2022
Stockbridge Windsor 171,778,000 67.85 30.78 75.98 27.43 Y 2020
Weathersfield Windsor 458,737,000 72.18 23.34 80.97 20.45 Y 2008
Weston Windsor 266,631,000 78.36 26.67 82.62 23.2 Y 2005
West Windsor Windsor 382,544,000 69.26 24.28 78.52 19.75 Y 2013
Windsor Windsor 338,739,000 73.26 22.64 86.36 16.8 Y 2009
Woodstock Windsor 1,481,831,000 63.65 23.57 75.37 21.78 Y 2016

Prior Year Equalization Study Results:

Download the Equalization Study Results Certified January 1, 2018 - January 1, 2023 (xlsx)

2022

Equalization Study Results Letter (pdf)

Certified Sales Report (pdf)

Certified Final Computation Sheet (pdf)

2021

Equalization Study Results (pdf)

Certified Sales Report (pdf)

Certified Final Computation Sheet (pdf)

 


2020

Equalization Study Results (pdf)

Certified Sales Report (pdf)

Certified Final Computation Sheet (pdf)

 


2019

Equalization Study Results (pdf)

Certified Sales Report (pdf)

Certified Final Computation Sheet (pdf)

 


2018

Equalization Study Results (pdf)

Certified Sales Report (pdf)

Certified Final Computation Sheet (pdf)

 


2017

Equalization Study Results (pdf)

Certified Sales Report (pdf)

Certified Final Computation Sheet (pdf)

 


2016

Equalization Study Results (pdf)

Certified Sales Report (pdf)

Certified Final Computation Sheet (pdf)