Assessing

The Assessor must "determine as nearly possible the nature, amount and value of the real and personal property within their jurisdiction that is subject to property taxation as of April 1 and record separately the value of the land, exclusive of buildings, of each parcel of real estate". All information (Commitment Book, Tax Bills, and on-line property record cards) are based on the current Commitment year. Real estate sales and ownership information is current to the date we have received deeds from the Registry and Real Estate Transfer forms from Maine Revenue Services.

Current Tax Year information (2025-2026)

**Property Tax Stabilization Program Update**

The Property Tax Stabilization Program has been repealed by the Legislature in response to concerns regarding inequity and reimbursement costs. Any taxpayer whose application was submitted prior to December 1, 2022, and approved, will still receive the “freeze” on their 2023 property tax bill. Since the program has ended, there will be no re-application process. Learn more at www.kennebunkmaine.us/exemptions.

Tax Bill Information

For Tax Bills, Commitment Book, as well as additional tax information, please see the Taxes section of the Finance and Tax Collection web page.

Change of Address

Please use our on-line form to notify the Office of Assessment of any mailing address changes. Should you have questions, please call us at (207) 985-2102 ext.1309.

You may also print the form and mail it to:

Town of Kennebunk
Office of Assessment
1 Summer Street
Kennebunk, ME 04043
  1. I sold my property after April 1st and the taxes were prorated at closing. Am I responsible for the taxes?
  2. When are property taxes due?
  3. How is Real Estate Assessed?