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Dare County chair says 2025 revaluation shows property values up 67%; board pledges cautious approach to tax rate
Summary
Chairman Bob Woodard told residents a countywide property revaluation shows values up about 67% and reassured the public the board will pursue a revenue-neutral approach while staff prepare notices and budget discussions.
Dare County Board of Commissioners Chairman Bob Woodard said the county's revaluation this year showed a roughly 67% increase in assessed values and urged residents not to assume their tax bills will rise by the same amount.
Woodard said the state requires a revaluation at set intervals and that Dare County typically does one every five to eight years. “67% this year,” he said. “Five years ago it was in the 40 some percent. Five years…
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