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It's the first reassessment in 50 years. Final tax rates and values will be sent out in August.
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The county committed to raising no additional revenue with this reassessment, meaning tax rates will likely decrease to maintain a net neutral tax income.
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Sussex County is Delaware’s last county to agree to reassess its property under a legal settlement. Sussex County decided Tuesday to settle a suit with…
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Kent County has yet to offer some of the details on its plan for property reassessment. Kent County agreed to reassess all property in time for tax bills…
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New Castle County is one step closer to reassessing its property values for the first time in decades. New Castle County Council voted unanimously Tuesday…
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New Castle County faces the state’s biggest property reassessment task after settling a lawsuit over educational equity. It is already starting the…
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Kent County agreed to perform a countywide property reassessment. Chancery Court approved the settlement between Kent County and the plaintiffs NAACP…
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New Castle County has agreed to reassess all properties for tax purposes by July 2023 — after decades of not doing so. It’s the latest development in the…