Methuen Board of Assessors met briefly on September 3 for routine applications review. Board chair Janet McLennan opened the public session at 9:06 a.m., and the board unanimously approved minutes from its May 14 meeting, the only matter addressed in open session. No new or old business was raised.
Methuen Board of Assessors elects Tristan Hoare as Chief Assessor. The board voted unanimously to appoint Tristan Hoare, MAA, as Chief Assessor at its May 14 meeting, as required under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 41, Section 25A. Chairman Janet McLennan, board members Thomas J. Hoye and Susan
Methuen Board of Assessors meets briefly in open session, then enters executive session. Chairman Janet McLennan, members Thomas J. Hoye and Susan Davila, City Assessor Suzanne E. Doherty, and Assistant Assessor Theresa M. Solomon were present. The board unanimously approved prior minutes and heard
Board of Assessors approves charitable status for one church property, defers another pending inquiry. Chairman Janet McLennan and board members Thomas J. Hoye and Susan Davila unanimously voted to grant tax-exempt charitable status to Fellowship Bible Church's property at 255 Oakland Avenue. A
Methuen Board of Assessors unanimously approves $6.4 million fiscal 2026 excise tax commitment. The board, with members Thomas J. Hoye and Susan Davila present, also accepted fiscal 2025 commitment #7 totaling $42,073.19 and approved February 2026 monthly excise tax abatements. City Assessor
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