| Caribou Municipal Building 25 High Street Caribou, Maine 04736 |
Phone: (207) 493-3324 Menu Option #3 Fax: (207) 498-3954 E-mail: Penny Thompson |
Trio Assessing Data
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The office is located in the Caribou Municipal Building at 25 High Street. Assessment information is available including tax maps, valuation listings, property record cards, aerial photos, commitment books and real estate transfer tax forms. These may be examined during regular business hours and copies are available for a reasonable fee.
| Real Estate Assessors’ Agent: Steven Joseph Salley, CMA Deputy email: jsalley@cariboumaine.org Phone: 207-493-3324 #3 |
Tony K. Michaud, CMA
Deputy Assessor’s Agent |
Department Information:
Department Information Flyer 2022
Need Help Finding A Property?
List of Properties by Location
List of Properties by Map and Lot
*Ownership on these lists is current as of 04/01/2022*
General Tax Information
Tax Rate 2022: 23.55
Interest Begins: October 1, 2022
Interest Rate: 4%
Fiscal Year: January 1 – December 31, 2022
Tax Situs Day: April 1
Commitment Date: August 5, 2022
Assessment Ratio: 95%
2021 General Office Information
Historical Mil Rate and Valuation Information
Understanding Property Tax
https://www.lincolninst.edu/introduction-property-tax
Property Tax Relief
Certain classes of property are exempt from taxation within the state statutes (examples: government property, churches) and the Maine State Legislature has also granted property relief to individuals and businesses through exemptions, current use programs and reimbursements. The amount of tax relief provided by these programs change over time. All exemptions must be factored by the City of Caribou’s certified ratio (currently 100%). Forms are available online and at the office. Applications for real estate tax relief are due April 1 of the tax year. Forms received after April 1 will be considered for the next year.
https://www1.maine.gov/revenue/propertytax/sidebar/exemptions.htm
Form Downloads
Abatement Forms:
Personal Property Form:
Real Estate Exemptions:
- Blind Exemption Form
- Homestead Exemption Form
- Veteran Exemption Packet
- Veteran Tax Exemption Application Form
- Widow of a Veteran Exemption
Real Estate Current Use:
Real Estate Statutory Exemption:
Property Tax Stabilization:
Commitment Books
2022 Real Estate Commitment Book
2022 Personal Property Commitment Book
Maps
Transfer Tax Declarations
Mission Statement
It is the mission of the tax assessment department to discover, list and measure all property within the City of Caribou to ensure the fairness and equity of all real and personal property values while efficiently and professionally delivering customer service excellence, high quality information and accurate outcomes to the public and our co-workers.