I moved, what do I do about my Westbrook taxes?

You must notify the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) within 48 hours so future tax bills can be sent to your proper (new) address.  

Since taxes are in arrears, you should notify the Westbrook tax office.

Motor Vehicle bills are based on any given October 1.  For example: if you live in Westbrook on October 1st but move to Middletown on October 2nd, you tax bill is due in full to Westbrook.  Failure to receive a tax bill does NOT invalidate the bill or any interest which may accrue.  This is per Connecticut State Statute §12-130.


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1. How can I pay my tax bill?
2. How can I get a receipt for paying my taxes?
3. When is the last day to pay my taxes?
4. What is the penalty if I pay my taxes late?
5. When are Real Estate Liens applied?
6. I didn't receive my tax bill, what do I do?
7. I moved, what do I do about my Westbrook taxes?
8. Am I eligible for any tax exemptions?
9. My mortgage has been paid in full and I was escrowing my taxes, what should I do?
10. The DMV won't allow me to register my vehicle, what do I need to do?
11. I sold my car and transferred my license plate to another vehicle, what do I need to do?
12. Why am I receiving tax bills for a vehicle I no longer own?
13. There are errors on my Automotive tax bill, what do I need to do?
14. What is mill rate?