Taxes projected to be up for River Valleys, even with a buy-down

DOVER - At the Monday, December 16,  River Valleys Unified Union School District meeting, Windham Central Supervisory Union business manager Laurie Garland presented projected tax rates to the board. Taxes for FY21 were projected to rise by 13% in Dover and Wardsboro. The board agreed to recommend to voters that $200,000 in reserve funds be used to lower the increase to 6.8%.


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