Lincoln Property Tax and Revaluation Notice

Lincoln has finalized its property tax commitment for fiscal year 2027. The town’s mill rate for the year is 15.20, meaning $15.20 in property tax for each $1,000 of taxable assessed value.

To bring local assessments in line with state valuation standards, property values were raised by 15%. Because of that adjustment, the state will reimburse the town for all applicable exemptions.

Who Is Handling Assessing

Municipal Consulting Group of Maine now manages assessing services for Lincoln. Residents with assessing questions can contact the firm at 207-605-0200 or Lincoln@MCGMaine.com.

Field staff may be visiting properties as part of the town’s revaluation work. Information about the inspectors is available on MCG’s team page.

What the Revaluation Means

Lincoln is updating property assessments town-wide to reflect current market values. Inspectors are already visiting properties, and some visits may include an interior review.

Homeowners who want an interior inspection can arrange one by calling 207-605-0200. Those who do not want one can instead submit the town’s online survey.

Reference: This notice is based on an announcement from the official Town of Lincoln, Maine Facebook page. MCG describes Lincoln’s revaluation as a town-wide effort to update property values to current market levels.