Office Hours
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday 8:30am-5 pm
Thursday 8:30am-6pm
Friday 8:30am-12:30pm

Assessor, City Hall
1 Elizabeth Street
203-736-1455

Lauren Culmo
Assistant Assessor
203-736-1455
lculmo@derbyct.gov

The Valley Council Of Governments GIS Map Service allows internet users to obtain property assessment information as well as zoning, environmental, and planimetric data.

Click here to access the maps, field cards etc.

Personal Property Declaration 2017 Form

Board of Assessment Appeals Form - Must be filed by February 20, 2018

Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form: http://www.ct.gov/dmv/LIB/dmv/20/29/H31.pdf

Click on this link http://www.ct.gov/dmv/cwp/view.asp?a=4828&q=576682 for residents to verify or use the DMV vehicle on-line services.

Home Owners and Renters Rebate Programs:

• Home Owners Program
• Renters Rebate Program
• Qualifying Income Limits 2017
• INCOME AND EXPENSE INSTRUCTIONS 2017
• Income_Expense_Form_2017.xls
  

ALL VEHICLES OWNED THAT ARE NOT REGISTERED ARE LIABLE FOR TAXES. YOU WILL NEED TO DECLARE YOUR NON REGISTERED VEHICLE AS PERSONAL PROPERTY ANNUALLY IN THE ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Motor Vehicles Assessments

Motor Vehicles are assessed according to State Statutes at 70% of the clean retail value through the use of the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) guides and other resources.

The uniform Assessment date is October 1 ^st in Connecticut. Vehicles registered as of October 1 ^st will be part of the October 1 ^st Grand List. Vehicles registered after October 1 ^st , but prior to August 1 ^st , will be on the Supplemental list.

Disposal of a Vehicle

If you disposed of a vehicle and did not transfer the plates you may be eligible for a tax credit. The City is not informed when plates are canceled, so it is the taxpayer’s responsibility to provide the required documentation within the time limits. In accordance with CT State Statute application for tax credit needs to be made within 27 months of the assessment date.

The documents required to receive a tax credit are listed in the link below:

Proof of Motor Vehicle

Transferred Plates

If you transferred your plates from one vehicle to another you are not entitled to an adjustment. The bill you receive for the vehicle that was registered as of October 1 ^st will be paid in full. You will receive a Supplemental bill for the new vehicle the plates were transferred to with a credit from the previous vehicle that was paid for in full.