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Wilton taxes are due by Aug. 3

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Wilton will be receiving nearly $300,000 more in grants from the state budget, according to statistics provided by the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities. — Wilton will be receiving nearly $300,000 more in grants from the state budget, according to statistics provided by the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities.
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WILTON — Property tax payments in Wilton must be received or postmarked by Aug. 3, unless approved for a tax deferral.

Payments can be made either online, through the mail or via the drop box in the vestibule of Wilton Town Hall.

Complete applications for COVID-19 tax deferrals are due by July 31.

Complete applications for seniors and individuals with a disability tax credits and tax deferrals are due by July 31.

For more information, call the tax collector’s office at 203-563-0125.