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On August 12, 2025, the Delaware General Assembly reconvened for a special session to address the property tax hardships experienced by residential homeowners after the first reassessment in over 40 years. New Castle County saw a significant growth in residential property values, but much less growth in non-residential property values. The county implemented a separate, higher non-residential property tax rate to compensate for the disparity, but school districts could not legally do the same. The General Assembly passed HB242 to allow school districts to implement a separate non-residential property tax rate.
On August 21, 2025, the Christina School Board approved new residential and non-residential tax rates as allowed by HB242. The residential tax rate is 0.61499%, and the non-residential rate is 1.21023%.
To see what your Christina School District property tax will be after the tax change approved by the Christina School Board on August 21, 2025, please use the calculator linked below.
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Have Questions About Your Tax Bill? Share Your Concerns with Us.
We understand that you may have questions or concerns about your tax bill and how it was affected by recent property reassessments. To help us assist you more effectively, please complete the form below.
The form requests details about your new and old property values, as well as your new and old tax bills. If you don’t have this information on hand, you can find it by visiting the New Castle County Parcel Search.
Once submitted, please allow 48-72 hours for us to review your inquiry and get back to you. Your feedback is important to us and helps ensure we provide the support you need.
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New Castle County Information
If you have questions or need additional information, contact the New Castle County Treasury customer service at 302-395-5340 or via email - treasury@newcastlede.gov.
You can also check out frequently asked questions: https://www.newcastlede.gov/2519/Property-Tax-Frequently-Asked-Questions