Ward 5 Revaluation - Spring 2025

Expect a knock on the door if you live on these Ward 5 streets:

Auburn (1-105), Centre (75-125), Chestnut Court, Columbus (4-35), Dwinell (3-42), Fogg (1-8), Franklin (114-123), Garden, Hillside (4-8), Holt (2-20), Huntington (4-28), Kensington (1-23), Kent (1-8), King (1-12), Liberty (3-38), Little Pond 1, Merrimack (1-44), Minot (30-33), North Fruit (19-43), Orchard (3-9), Palmer 4, Park Ridge (2-8), Penacook (81-129), Pine (5-41), Pleasant (80-230), Pleasant View (1-21), Pond Place (1-14), Ridge (2-68), Ridgewood (2-10), Rockland (12-29), Rum Hill (2-6), Rumford (3-45), Samuel (1-35), School (74-176), Short (17 & 18), Spaulding (2-13), St. Johns 10, Sulloway (4-8), Summit (8-21), Tahanto (1-22), Thayer Pond (2-67), Vernon (4-9), Warren (69-170), Westbourne (4-36), Wildemere (1-12), Woodman (4-18)

A Full Measure and List of all properties is necessary to maintain fair and equitable assessments. It was last completed in 1990; 34 years ago. New Hampshire’s laws require cities and towns to complete a revaluation at least once every five years; the last city-wide revaluation was conducted in 2021.

An updated revaluation will determine accurate and equitable values for all properties within the City to create an equitable distribution of property taxes, based on market value. The new Revaluation assessments will be announced in the summer of 2026 and finalized prior to the final 2026 property tax bill (December 2026).

The Assessing Agent will be inspecting your property to verify Information listed in the Assessing Departments database and record all improvements made to your property, both interior and exterior, that affect the value. They will do this by taking measurements and pictures, conversations with property owners, verifying the exterior measurements of the buildings and improvements such as sheds, patios, generators and in-ground pools, as well as inspecting the interior of buildings to verify and update the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, flooring, wall finishes, finishes in the kitchens, baths, other rooms, units and the overall condition of the property.

Vision Government Solutions, Inc. (“Vision”) won the contract to do the revaluation. The Vision staff working in Concord will carry an approved photo ID, wear an easily identifiable and marked neon vest. They are:

Stephen Whalen

Angela Silva

Stephen Whalen - Vision Project Manager, NH Certified Assessor Supervisor with vision 40 years’ experience, MA Assessor, MA Realtor.

Angela Silva - Vision Senior Appraiser, NH Certified Assessor Supervisor with 35 years' experience, NH Assessor, and Certified New Hampshire Appraiser.

Nick Smith

Rick Olson

Rick Olson - NH Certified Building Measurer and Lister, former NH Sheriff.

Nicholas Smith - 3 years experience with Vision doing residential listing and building permits along with experience commercial listing. 

For additional information: Citywide Revaluation Project