Wilmington Mayor John Carney wants to fix the tax assessment methodology for city properties and get inside homes for a more accurate estimate.

Wilmington officials are considering steps to bring more accuracy to property reassessments, after a summer of discontent over higher property taxes.

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Mayor John Carney was elected after two terms as Delaware's governor and a former U.S. representative from Delaware. His place in Wilmington was assessed $300,000 higher than in 2024, and his tax bill ...