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You can read more about the hearing here: https://f.mtr.cool/ixqpltfzad
To view recordings of past hearings, visit https://f.mtr.cool/dasciwlxpl
To view recordings of past hearings, visit https://f.mtr.cool/dasciwlxpl
December 18, 2025 at 5:04 PM
You can read more about the hearing here: https://f.mtr.cool/ixqpltfzad
To view recordings of past hearings, visit https://f.mtr.cool/dasciwlxpl
To view recordings of past hearings, visit https://f.mtr.cool/dasciwlxpl
The property reassessments that took place in the past few years were the first in decades.
With the knowledge gained from these hearings, a real plan can be developed between all stakeholders involved to tackle the next reassessments with much more ease.
With the knowledge gained from these hearings, a real plan can be developed between all stakeholders involved to tackle the next reassessments with much more ease.
December 18, 2025 at 5:04 PM
The property reassessments that took place in the past few years were the first in decades.
With the knowledge gained from these hearings, a real plan can be developed between all stakeholders involved to tackle the next reassessments with much more ease.
With the knowledge gained from these hearings, a real plan can be developed between all stakeholders involved to tackle the next reassessments with much more ease.
Delaware’s Democratic lawmakers introduced and passed House Bill 255 to prevent this moneygrab by decoupling portions of our tax code from the federal tax code.
We’re taking a stand against corporations because Delawareans come first.
Read about HB 255 here:
We’re taking a stand against corporations because Delawareans come first.
Read about HB 255 here:
House Passes Legislation to Protect Delaware’s Budget from Projected $400 Million Shortfall - House Democrats
DOVER – The House passed legislation Thursday that would immediately address a projected $400 million budget shortfall caused by recent federal tax code changes under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA). Sponsored by Rep. Kerri Evelyn Harris and Sen. Bryan Townsend, House Bill 255 ...
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December 9, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Delaware’s Democratic lawmakers introduced and passed House Bill 255 to prevent this moneygrab by decoupling portions of our tax code from the federal tax code.
We’re taking a stand against corporations because Delawareans come first.
Read about HB 255 here:
We’re taking a stand against corporations because Delawareans come first.
Read about HB 255 here:
To check your updated school tax bill online, visit the “View Tax and Sewer Bills” link at the NCC Parcel Search website, here: bit.ly/ParcelSearch.
NCC has created an FAQ page here: bit.ly/43CkHst.
Looking to appeal? Click here: newcastlede.gov/181/Assessment
NCC has created an FAQ page here: bit.ly/43CkHst.
Looking to appeal? Click here: newcastlede.gov/181/Assessment
December 5, 2025 at 5:02 PM
To check your updated school tax bill online, visit the “View Tax and Sewer Bills” link at the NCC Parcel Search website, here: bit.ly/ParcelSearch.
NCC has created an FAQ page here: bit.ly/43CkHst.
Looking to appeal? Click here: newcastlede.gov/181/Assessment
NCC has created an FAQ page here: bit.ly/43CkHst.
Looking to appeal? Click here: newcastlede.gov/181/Assessment
Reviewing your plan may be crucial to ensuring you can maintain your coverage.
Visit insurance.delaware.gov/divisions/dmab to schedule a phone, in-person, or virtual appointment to review your coverage.
Visit insurance.delaware.gov/divisions/dmab to schedule a phone, in-person, or virtual appointment to review your coverage.
December 3, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Reviewing your plan may be crucial to ensuring you can maintain your coverage.
Visit insurance.delaware.gov/divisions/dmab to schedule a phone, in-person, or virtual appointment to review your coverage.
Visit insurance.delaware.gov/divisions/dmab to schedule a phone, in-person, or virtual appointment to review your coverage.
Tune in to the next hearing, currently scheduled for December 9th, by clicking here: bit.ly/3KmhSFE
December 2, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Tune in to the next hearing, currently scheduled for December 9th, by clicking here: bit.ly/3KmhSFE
During this morning’s hearing, we heard from several professional organizations, including those focused on housing, restaurants, farms, seniors, and children, to discuss the impacts of the reassessment on small businesses.
December 2, 2025 at 10:15 PM
During this morning’s hearing, we heard from several professional organizations, including those focused on housing, restaurants, farms, seniors, and children, to discuss the impacts of the reassessment on small businesses.
During the 3rd hearing, New Castle County presented a timeline for updated tax bills.
Residents in New Castle County should receive updated bills by early December at the latest, with bills due on December 31, 2025.
Residents in New Castle County should receive updated bills by early December at the latest, with bills due on December 31, 2025.
December 2, 2025 at 10:15 PM
During the 3rd hearing, New Castle County presented a timeline for updated tax bills.
Residents in New Castle County should receive updated bills by early December at the latest, with bills due on December 31, 2025.
Residents in New Castle County should receive updated bills by early December at the latest, with bills due on December 31, 2025.
According to Kent County, their assessments were completed before any other county, in 2024.
And while Sussex County also had not undergone reassessment in five decades, they reported that nearly half of property owners saw their tax bills decrease as a result of reassessment.
And while Sussex County also had not undergone reassessment in five decades, they reported that nearly half of property owners saw their tax bills decrease as a result of reassessment.
December 2, 2025 at 10:15 PM
According to Kent County, their assessments were completed before any other county, in 2024.
And while Sussex County also had not undergone reassessment in five decades, they reported that nearly half of property owners saw their tax bills decrease as a result of reassessment.
And while Sussex County also had not undergone reassessment in five decades, they reported that nearly half of property owners saw their tax bills decrease as a result of reassessment.
The 2nd hearing featured presentations from representatives of Kent and Sussex counties.
During this hearing, it became clear that the worst of the issues that arose were specific to NCC.
During this hearing, it became clear that the worst of the issues that arose were specific to NCC.
December 2, 2025 at 10:15 PM
The 2nd hearing featured presentations from representatives of Kent and Sussex counties.
During this hearing, it became clear that the worst of the issues that arose were specific to NCC.
During this hearing, it became clear that the worst of the issues that arose were specific to NCC.
It was revealed in the 1st hearing, from County Exec. Marcus Henry, that the NCC assessment team recommended that property owners be notified of their new property values in summer 2024.
The previous administration declined, resulting in approximate values being sent in mid-November 2024.
The previous administration declined, resulting in approximate values being sent in mid-November 2024.
December 2, 2025 at 10:15 PM
It was revealed in the 1st hearing, from County Exec. Marcus Henry, that the NCC assessment team recommended that property owners be notified of their new property values in summer 2024.
The previous administration declined, resulting in approximate values being sent in mid-November 2024.
The previous administration declined, resulting in approximate values being sent in mid-November 2024.