Summary
The new local law adds deeper exemption tiers for the lowest-income seniors, cutting the city portion of their tax bills by up to 65%. About 67 households benefit, at a modest cost to city revenue.
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Last discussed Apr 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Costs the city about $22,200 a year in tax revenue while saving qualifying seniors roughly $331 each.
Lowest-income senior homeowners in Peekskill.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Work Session and Common Council Meeting - Apr 27, 2026
The new local law adds deeper exemption tiers for the lowest-income seniors, cutting the city portion of their tax bills by up to 65%. About 67 households benefit, at a modest cost to city revenue.
Work Session Meeting - Apr 13, 2026
A proposed local law would let more seniors qualify for bigger property tax breaks, with the lowest-income seniors getting 65% off their assessed value. The public hearing is April 27 — seniors should weigh in before the final vote.
Work Session Meeting - Apr 6, 2026
Homeowners who want STAR, senior, veterans, or disability exemptions need to file by May 1. Enhanced STAR applicants turning 65 can apply even if their birthday falls after the deadline.
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