Manufacturing Machinery & Equipment Exemptions.

Elderly or Social Security Disabled Homeowner Rebates - Apply Feb. 1st - May 15th
Elderly or Social Security Disabled Renter Rebates - Apply May 15th - Sept. 15th

• Requirements:
  Income requirements for both the Renters Rebates and the Homeowner Rebates cannot exceed $33,900 for married individuals or $27,700 for single individuals. You must be a permanent Connecticut resident to qualify. You must also provide the Assessor with a copy of your Federal Income Tax return if you file one. You cannot receive any financial aid or subsidy from federal, state, county, or municipal funds other than Social Security Emergency Energy Assistance, Federal Supplemental Security Income Program, payments from previous employment, veteran and disability benefits, subsidized housing, Medicaid, or SNAP (previously food stamps). Please stop by the Assessor's Office for more information or to apply.

Assessment Exemptions

• Veteran - If you are a veteran who served during war periods you must file your DD214 (discharge papers) with the Town Clerk's Office before October 1st to qualify. Assessment exemption for veterans without disability is $3000. Exemption for veteran's with a disability is $3000 to $9000 depending on percentage of disability.
• Blind - Assessment exemption is $3000. You must apply by October 1st to qualify.
• Disabled - Assessment exemption is $1000. You must apply by October 1st to qualify.

Farm and Forest Classification Programs

Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday

The Tax Collector is an elected position with a 4 year term.

Real Estate, Motor Vehicle, and Personal Property bills are mailed the last day in June and are due no later than August 1st.

Aircraft are registered in the month of September.

Sewer use bills are due October 1st.

Supplemental Motor Vehicle bills are mailed mid-December and are due no later than February 1st.

Waterline Assessment bills are mailed February 1st and due by March 1st.

Recording of Plymouth's records including deeds, mortgages, liens, releases, assessments, other land records, and vital statistics.

Collects fees for Hunting and Fishing Licenses and Dog Licenses (Renewed in June - $1.00 late fee per month or any part of a month applied thereafter.)

Prepares and issues copies of land records, maps and other public documents.

Signs and certifies copies of official documents.

Publishes legal notices as required.

Records town births, deaths and marriages.

Issues licenses as required by State Statute and local ordinances such as marriage and records certification of Notaries Public.

Records sexton's reports of cemetery burials.

Conducts Special Town Meetings.

Assists in voter registration in the absence of the Registrar of Voters and issues absentee ballots for elections and referendums.

Records Veterans discharge records.

Records and indexes maps.

Several forms are now available online. You can print the form and complete it in handwriting, or complete the form of your choice (.pdf format) online by tabbing through the fields, and then select PRINT. Follow submission and payment instructions on each form. You cannot submit the form online, only print the completed form.

1. Request for copies of the original certificate: Marriage Certificate
2. Request for copies of the original certificate: Birth Certificate
3. Application for Trade Name Certificate
4. Application for Certificate of Dissolution of Trade Name
5. Application for new Marriage License. This MUST be brought to the Town Clerk's Office by the bride and groom in order for it to be completed.

Please be sure to include a SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED envelope for mail-in forms.

E-Mail genealogy requests to Barbara Rockwell, Town Clerk, at brockwell@plymouthct.us.