Veteran Programs

Requirements

DD-214 discharge papers must be recorded with the Town Clerk's Office before you may receive any veteran exemptions. Gross income cannot exceed the following levels, based upon your marital status:

• Married - $46,400
• Single - $38,100

If a veteran has been declared 100% disabled, the income level changes. The adjusted gross income does not include social security.

• Married - $21,000
• Single - $18,000

Veteran Exemption

A veteran is available for a $3,000 assessment exemption. The veteran must have served in the military for a minimum of 90 days during a time of war. View the exemption brochure (PDF) for more information. A listing of qualifying war dates is also available.

Disabled Veteran Exemption

Service connected disability must be documented for the assessor annually, until the veteran reaches the age of 65. The adjusted gross income does not include social security.

• Married - $21,000
• Single - $18,000

Federal Soldiers & Sailors Civil Relief Act

This act is a personal property exemption. It applies to out-of-state soldiers and sailors assigned within the State of Connecticut by official military order. Forms for the act / exemption are available in the Assessor's Office.

Active Military Vehicle Exemption

A one car exemption is allowed for active military. The vehicle exemption application must be signed by a commanding officer and filed annually. Applications are available online Active Duty Application or at the Assessor's Office.