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2023-2024 Tax Assessments
Notice of Court of Appeals
Town Council of the Town of Dagsboro
Bethel Center
28307 Clayton St, Dagsboro
Please take notice that the 2023-2024 Annual Assessment list has been posted in the Town Hall. Said list contains the amount assessed to each taxable within the corporate limits of the Town.
Please note that your assessment could change by July 1, 2023 if your property was built on or improvements made prior to the assessment being done by the Town Assessment Contractor PTA Deval.
Any taxable that seeks to appeal the said annual assessment may express his or her appeal at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, May 15, 2023 during the Town Council Meeting/Court of Appeals. You must complete the Appeal Form found on the Town of Dagsboro website ( www.dagsboro.delaware.gov ), under Forms, in order to address your concerns at this meeting.
The decision of the Town Council sitting as the Board of Appeals shall be finally conclusive and the Town Council shall revise and complete said assessment at this sitting.
2023-2024 Public Property Tax List
2023 Grass Bid
Warrington Street Road Closure
Enhanced Plastic Carryout Bag Ban in Effect July 1, 2022
Enhanced Plastic Carryout Bag Ban in Effect July 1, 2022
Film Bags No Longer to Be Distributed by Retail Vendors in Delaware
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control reminds retail shoppers in the state their options are soon to change for packaging groceries and consumer goods. Starting July 1, retail stores in Delaware – all retail stores except restaurants – will no longer provide plastic bags at checkout. An updated plastic bag ban, passed by the Delaware General Assembly in 2021, expands the 2019 plastic bag ban to include all retail stores (with restaurants again the exception) regardless of size, and bans the distribution or sale of all plastic film carryout bags at checkout.
Under Delaware’s 2019 plastic bag ban, the law allowed 2.25 millimeter-thick plastic film bags to be considered reusable. Last June, the legislature enhanced the state’s plastic bag ban to include all plastic film carryout bags regardless of thickness. Starting July 1, retailers can choose to offer paper bags, or reusable bags made from cloth or other durable fabric with stitched handles. The law also allows retail stores to charge customers for these bags at checkout.
DNREC encourages the use of the cloth or fabric bags brought by customers to businesses where they shop, while advising that these reusable bags should be washed or cleaned after each use by turning them inside out and wiping them down with a cleaning agent or disinfectant.
The goal of the enhanced bag ban is to reduce roadside, waterway and seaside litter; to save valuable landfill space; to increase recycling efforts; and to help recycling facilities avoid delays when plastic bags get stuck in their machinery.
”Prior to the enactment of this law in 2019, it was estimated that each Delawarean used approximately 434 plastic bags each year, many of which wound up as waste in our landfills,” said DNREC Secretary Shawn M. Garvin. “By realigning the legislation to further limit the use of film carryout bags, we are reducing waste that all too often ends up along on our roadway, in our waterways and along our shorelines – all detrimental to our environment including harmful effects on our wildlife and marine creatures.”
All retail stores that continue to provide exempt bags are required to maintain an At-Store Recycling program for plastic and film bags, including cereal box liners, newspaper sleeves, and single-use produce or meat and fresh seafood bags. The drop-off locations should be visible and accessible within the store. Bags that are no longer reusable or unwanted should be recycled at these locations. DNREC Division of Waste and Hazardous Substances also reminds Delawareans that plastic bags should never be placed in the bins that are part of the state’s curbside recycling program, but should instead be returned to the stores the bags came from for recycling.
Consumers and retailers can find more information about the enhanced plastic bag ban at de.gov/bags.
National Day of Prayer
National Day of Prayer is May 5, 2022 at 5 p.m. at the Dagsboro Fire Company (28331 Clayton St)
2022-2023 Public Property Tax List
Notice of Court of Appeals
Town Council of the Town of Dagsboro
Bethel Center
28307 Clayton St, Dagsboro
Please take notice that the 2022-2023 Annual Assessment list has been posted in the Town Hall. Said list contains the amount assessed to each taxable in the Town.
Please note that your assessment could change by July 1, 2022 if your property was built on or improvements made prior to the assessment being done by the Town Assessment Contractor PTA Deval.
Any taxable that seeks to appeal the said annual assessment may express his or her appeal at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, May 16, 2022 during the Town Council Meeting/Court of Appeals. You must complete the Appeal Form found on the Town of Dagsboro website ( www.dagsboro.delaware.gov ), under Forms, in order to address your concerns at this meeting.
The decision of the Town Council sitting as the Board of Appeals shall be finally conclusive and the Town Council shall revise and complete said assessment at this sitting.
2022-2023 Public Property Tax List
Prince George’s Cemetery
Accepting bids for the 2022 Grass Season
The Town of Dagsboro invites bids or proposals for the 2022 season from qualified individuals and firms to cut grass (every other week), trim, edge, clean sidewalks, and maintain town landscaped areas as specified (Prince George’s Cemetery as well as the Town). Power edge and clean sidewalk areas including clearing of sidewalk points three times (May, July, September). Specifications can be viewed on the town website ( www.dagsboro.delaware.gov ) or at Town Hall, 33134 Main Street, during normal business hours. Proof of insurance and state license required. Please submit references and your bid/proposal (either fixed rate or hourly rate) by 4:00 p.m. on March 31, 2022 via mail, Town of Dagsboro, P.O. Box 420, Dagsboro, DE 19939 or via email to Town Administrator tadagsboro@mediacombb.net. We reserve the right to reject any any and all bids.
Mayor & Town Council
Masks Required Indoors
