Great Barrington Taxes Due, Census Mailed

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GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Property tax payments for the third quarter of FY22 are due Feb. 1. 
 
Residents also have the option of making their fourth-quarter payment now or by May 1.
 
Tax bills were mailed in late December and early January. 
 
This year's property tax rate is $14.86 per $1,000 of property valuation, down from $15.99 last year. The average tax bill rose $230 this year, over FY21.
 
The FY22 tax bills are sent twice during the fiscal year, in July and December/January. 
 
The July bills reflected estimated taxes, since the town's tax-setting process was not complete until later in 2021. The current bills reflect final property values for FY22.
 
Anyone with a concern or question regarding their property assessment may contact the Assessor's office at (413) 528-1619 ext. 2302. Residents can also file a tax abatement application deadline by Feb. 1, at 4 p.m., and the abatement application can be found on the Assessors page of the town website, here.
 
Payments can be made online on the Town Hall website, or by check or by cash. Cash payments must be made in person at Town Hall.
 
Also, the 2022 Annual Street Listing/Census has been mailed.
 
The Annual Street Listing/Census is a requirement of Massachusetts General Law (MGL) and is a helpful tool when gathering data for grants and vital reports that benefit the Town and its residents.
 
Residents are asked update information, sign and return even if no changes are made. Forms can be mailed using the return envelope provided or can dropped off in the Municipal Drop Box. Forms can also be emailed  to census@townoflenox.com
 
Please remember, this form does not register you to vote but failure to respond may result in your removal from the active voting list and could result in removal from the voter registration rolls. 
 
 
 
 

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Celebrity Chef Feed Our Neighbors Event

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Christian Center in Pittsfield is set to host a gastronomic extravaganza like no other on May 6 from 3pm to 7pm. 
 
The "Feed Our Neighbors" event promises an afternoon filled with delectable delights, lively music, and a spirit of community coming together to support a noble cause.
 
Renowned Celebrity Chef Chris Bonnivier, known for his culinary prowess and philanthropic spirit, spearheads this initiative to aid the local food pantry. With a heart as big as his flavors, Chef Bonnivier has rallied an impressive lineup of local eateries to join forces in the fight against hunger.
 
Guests can expect to indulge in a diverse array of culinary creations from beloved establishments such as Zuchini's, Fully Belly, Mazzeo's, Firehouse Cafe, KJ Nosh, Common Table, 413 Bistro, Uptown Smoke, Austin Riggs, Berkshire Catering Group, Porta Via, and more! From savory to sweet, there will be something to tantalize every palate. Haddad Subaru, will be providing a donation of their own as well as being onsite to volunteer, and raise money through some fun cornhole challenges! Subaru will also be collecting food at their East St location from now until May 5. Please stop in with your canned or dry goods.
 
Adding to the festive ambiance, Pittsfield's own musical sensation, Whiskey City, will provide the perfect backdrop of toe-tapping tunes, ensuring a lively atmosphere throughout the event.
 
But it's not just about food and music - "Feed Our Neighbors" will also feature exciting raffles, offering attendees the chance to win!
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