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Ayer Sets June 30 Tax Taking; Homeowners Urged to Pay Now

A June 30 tax-taking deadline is the sharpest item on Ayer's calendar this Sunday, with the Office of the Collector of Taxes scheduling a noon proceeding at Town Hall for properties carrying unpaid balances — residents have roughly two weeks to act. Mandatory water restrictions imposed …

The town of Ayer has posted notice that it will conduct a tax taking on June 30, 2026 at noon at Town Hall, giving property owners with unpaid tax bills just over two weeks to settle before the town moves to claim an interest in their parcels.

TOWN HALL

The Office of the Collector of Taxes has published a formal Notice of Tax Taking scheduled for June 30 at noon at Town Hall. Residents with outstanding real estate tax balances should contact the Collector's office promptly to avoid the taking. Separately, the town's mandatory water restrictions, in effect since May 1, remain in force; residents are reminded to comply with current outdoor water-use rules.

COMMUNITY & ARTS

The Ayer Public Library is gearing up for summer with a Kickoff Carnival on Saturday, June 20, featuring performer Ed the Wizard, a bounce house, hands-on activities, and a plant and seed swap. The free community event is open to all ages and marks the official launch of the library's summer season.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

No new coverage from Patch, MetroWest Daily News, or The Boston Globe in this cycle.

COMING UP

- Monday, June 15, Cemetery Commission meeting, Town Hall - Tuesday, June 16, Select Board meeting, Town Hall - Wednesday, June 17, Zoning Board of Appeals meeting CANCELLED - Saturday, June 20, Library Summer Kickoff Carnival with Ed the Wizard, bounce house, and plant swap; Ayer Public Library

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