NOTICE: Board of Adjustment Hearing
DECEMBER 20TH: SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN!
FEMA’s Winter Weather Toolkit
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CANCELLED: 62nd Annual Selbyville Christmas Parade
Due to inclement weather concerns, the Town of Selbyville is cancelling the 62nd Annual Christmas Parade that was scheduled tonight Friday, December 1, 2023, at 7:00 P.M. Please note, there will not be a rain date for this event.
We thank all who registered to participate in the parade this year, as well as our vendors and sponsors, and we look forward to your continued support of next year’s parade.
Thank you 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat Participants and Sponsors!
A huge thank you to all the participants and sponsors of the 3rd Annual Selbyville Trunk or Treat as well as DJ Brian K. Hall and Cascading Carlos! It was another fantastic event. We look forward to seeing you all at the next Trunk or Treat!
Congratulations School Resource Officer Tyler Bare
Congratulations to School Resource Officer Tyler Bare, of the Selbyville Police Department, for Recognition by Selbyville Middle School for 2023-2024 Special Education Ambassador of the Year!
Sussex County Reassessment Update
Over 131,000 parcels have been visited by Tyler’s data collectors for the countywide reassessment. This represents 71% of the overall parcel count for the county of Sussex. Data collection is on track to be completed in the spring of 2024. Data collection crews have completed all work in the west side of the county and are now concentrated in Tax Districts 235, 334 & 335 – Milton/Rehoboth/Lewes.
Although our primary focus has shifted to collecting data in the east, you may still see our data collectors in areas that were previously collected. Revisits take place to add new construction from permits, confirm or correct property data during quality control checks, or to follow up on requests from property owners to revisit and update their data. In any case, our process is always the same, and our data collectors can be identified by their bright yellow vest, county issued photo ID, contractor magnets on their vehicles, and can also be confirmed by viewing their photos on our project website, under the section for Project Documents, Data Collectors.
It is also important to note that Tyler data collectors do all of their work Monday through Friday, between the hours of 8 AM and 4:30 PM, and we never ask to go inside of anyone’s home or auxiliary buildings. All measurements of buildings are done on the exterior of a structure. If an adult is available at the property to answer questions, data collectors may ask a series of questions pertaining to the dwelling, such as:
- Number of bedrooms and bathrooms
- Types of heating and cooling systems
- Year house was built
- General construction, materials, and physical condition of the interior and exterior
- Level of finish to attics and/or basements
The data collector will also take photos of any buildings on the property using an iPad or camera to assist in identifying the property and to support valuation of its improvements for reassessment purposes.
For additional information on the reassessment process, please visit the project website: https://empower.tylertech.com/Sussex-County-Delaware.html
Congratulations Ryan Blades
Congratulations to Ryan Blades for Graduating Delaware Rural Water’s Wastewater Apprentice Program!
Welcome Captain Brian Parsons to the Selbyville Police Department
The Town of Selbyville is pleased to welcome Captain Brian Parsons to the Selbyville Police Department. Captain Parsons was sworn in on Monday, September 18th by Mayor Richard Duncan.
Sussex County Reassessment Update
Over 128,000 parcels have been visited by Tyler’s data collectors for the countywide reassessment. This represents 70% of the overall parcel count for the county of Sussex. Data collection is on track to be completed in the spring of 2024. Crews are actively working to complete data collection in the northwestern side of the County. They will soon be moving east, to begin working in Rehoboth/Lewes – Tax Districts 334 & 335.
However, as we continue to work our way east, you may still see our data collectors in areas that were previously collected. Revisits take place to add new construction from permits, confirm or correct property data during quality control checks, or to follow up on requests from property owners to revisit and update their data. In any case, our process is always the same, and our data collectors can be identified by their bright yellow vest, county issued photo ID, contractor magnets on their vehicles, and can also be confirmed by viewing their photos on our project website, under the section for Project Documents, Data Collectors.
It is also important to note that Tyler data collectors do all of their work Monday through Friday, between the hours of 8 AM and 4:30 PM, and we never ask to go inside of anyone’s home or auxiliary buildings. All measurements of buildings are done on the exterior of a structure. If an adult is available at the property to answer questions, data collectors may ask a series of questions pertaining to the dwelling, such as:
- Number of bedrooms and bathrooms
- Types of heating and cooling systems
- Year house was built
- General construction, materials, and physical condition of the interior and exterior
- Level of finish to attics and/or basements
The data collector will also take photos of any buildings on the property using an iPad or camera to assist in identifying the property and to support valuation of its improvements for reassessment purposes.
For additional information on the reassessment process, please visit the project website: https://empower.tylertech.com/Sussex-County-Delaware.html
