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Southampton Town Expects Bump In Grievances Following Jump In Assessments

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David M. Reilly, Chairman of the Board of Assessment Review for Southampton Town addresses the crowd at the St. Rosalie's Community Center Auditorium in Hampton Bays on Tuesday morning for tax grievance day. DANA SHAW

David M. Reilly, Chairman of the Board of Assessment Review for Southampton Town addresses the crowd at the St. Rosalie's Community Center Auditorium in Hampton Bays on Tuesday morning for tax grievance day. DANA SHAW

Deputy Town Assessor Maureen Berglin works with residents grieving their taxes at the St. Rosalie's Community Center Auditorium in Hampton Bays on Tuesday morning. DANA SHAW

Deputy Town Assessor Maureen Berglin works with residents grieving their taxes at the St. Rosalie's Community Center Auditorium in Hampton Bays on Tuesday morning. DANA SHAW

Ann Favilla of East Quogue at the St. Rosalie's Community Center Auditorium in Hampton Bays on Tuesday morning to grieve her taxes. DANA SHAW

Ann Favilla of East Quogue at the St. Rosalie's Community Center Auditorium in Hampton Bays on Tuesday morning to grieve her taxes. DANA SHAW

Kathleen Cruickshank, a 74-year-old Southampton Village resident, saw her property valuation increase by nearly $1 million this year. JEN NEWMAN

Kathleen Cruickshank, a 74-year-old Southampton Village resident, saw her property valuation increase by nearly $1 million this year. JEN NEWMAN

Kathleen Cruickshank, a 74-year-old Southampton Village resident, saw her property valuation increase by nearly $1 million this year. JEN NEWMAN

Kathleen Cruickshank, a 74-year-old Southampton Village resident, saw her property valuation increase by nearly $1 million this year. JEN NEWMAN

author on May 17, 2017
An estimated 400 Southampton Town residents are grieving their tax assessments this year, a slight jump from last year, most likely due to sharp increases in property assessments in the... more

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