property assessment

The Special Committee on reassessment heard from school districts in Dover Monday.

At the Special Committee on Reassessment's fourth hearing, business leaders said more property tax classifications could ease their hefty tax burdens.

Property owners can expect to receive their revised bills between Nov. 28 and Dec. 1.

The Court of Chancery rejected the argument that the split rates are unconstitutional last month.

State Representatives will meet in Dover next Thursday for a special session to address the $400 million revenue shortfall and vote on the delay.

GOP State Reps. Kevin Hensley and Mike Smith want New Castle County to completely redo its property reassessments. Democratic leaders want to move forward.

If passed, the ordinance will establish a year-long moratorium on residential and commercial foreclosures that saw their property taxes increase by 25% or more between Fiscal Years 25 and 26 following property reassessment.

The legislative Special Committee analyzing the reassessment process met for its second hearing in Dover Tuesday.

The use of permitting data could have affected property values, according to Wilmington city officials.

The bipartisan committee heard from public commenters, Tyler Technologies representatives and Wilmington city officials.