Changelog

What's new, what's been refreshed, and what was wrong and is now right.

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Sep 1, 2026

Published the same house, priced into six towns. Enfield vs its neighbors
Published a year of your taxes, divided the way the town's budget is divided. Where your tax dollar goes

Published The borrowing model, for the school project, the road plan, or any amount you enter. What borrowing costs per home
Published The revaluation estimator. What will my bill be after the revaluation?
Updated You can now find your home by address, and the estimator fills in its current assessed value and your fire district. What will my bill be after the revaluation?
Published The homestead exemption model. Where the homestead exemption money comes from
Correction East Windsor's residential property totals $782M on the state's list, not the $432M first shown. Both towns' property figures now come from the state's official list for October 2025. Where the homestead exemption money comes from
Correction East Windsor's tax rate is 24.89 mills, the rate set after its 2024 revaluation, not the 34.5 first shown. Where the homestead exemption money comes from
Updated All five Enfield fire district rates now use the state's official figures for this year. Where the homestead exemption money comes from
Correction 88% of Enfield's houses and condos are lived in by their owner, counted from the state's property list, not the 85% first assumed. Where the homestead exemption money comes from