Home Government Resources Selectman's Corner Contact Welcome to Scotland, Connecticut. Small towns offer unique opportunities for citizen involvement in government, and this website is designed to make participation easy. It is your portal to town events and meetings of town boards and commissions, as well as to the archives of their agendas and minutes. It is also your portal to tax assessment records, which will tell you the value on which your property is taxed; land records, including deeds, liens, and releases; and permits for construction, firearms, zoning, and wetlands, along with instructions for filling them out; and tax bills and payment methods. If you have business with the town, or if you are just interested in the town’s history, these pages are the place to start. Town Hall Hours • Closed Monday • Tuesday, 9am-3pm • Wednesday, 1pm-7pm • Thursday, 9am-3pm • Closed Friday Town Hall Address: 9 Devotion Road Scotland, CT 06264 Town Clerk Mailing address: PO Box 122 Scotland, CT 06264 All Other Offices: PO Box 288 Scotland, CT 06264 Find a roadway hazard? Unsafe conditions in town? Report it here. New resident? Change of address? Head over to the Registrar's page. Transfer Station Stickers Available Here. SHORTCUTS Pay Your Taxes Access to Land Records New Resident Guide Minutes & Agendas Scotland Property Cards Town Profile LATEST NEWS FEATURED Zoning Citation Hearing First Selectman's Office • News November 30, 2021 FEATURED VACCINATION CLINICS TO BE HELD AT CHAPLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Town Hall • Announcement View All News UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS DEC 7 RD11 BOE Special Meeting Agenda - Exective Session 5:00 pm • Regional District 11 Board of Education DEC 7 RD11 BOE Special Meeting Agenda 5:30 pm • Regional District 11 Board of Education View All Upcoming View Recently Held About Scotland The first settler to inhabit the southeast corner of Windham, now Scotland, was Isaac Magoon. His purchase of 1,950 acres in the year 1700 marked the beginning of the town’s history. It is likely that Magoon named the area Scotland as a means of commemorating his ancestral home Scotland, Connecticut incorporated and separated from the Town of Windham in 1857. SCOTLAND HISTORY GOVERNMENT Departments & Offices Boards, Commissions & Committees Meetings & Events News & Updates Minutes & Agendas RESOURCES Online Tax Payments Access to Land Records Scotland Property Cards About Scotland New Resident Guide Town Profile STAY ENGAGED AND KEEP INFORMED Join our newsletter to receive news, announcements, and updates from Town Hall. Join our Newsletter Scotland Town Hall 9 Devotion Road | Scotland, CT 06264 ‍ All rights reserved. • Government and Community Websites by CivicLift • Admin Login