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New Castle County Government is a public administrative subdivision of the State of Delaware, providing essential government services to residents, property owners, and businesses across New Castle County, Delaware. The county operates a comprehensive service portfolio spanning public safety (a 415-officer police department now at fully authorized strength for the first time in over a decade, EMS, emergency management, and the nationally accredited NCC911 Emergency Communications Center), infrastructure (sewer services, stormwater, road maintenance, 251 parks), community services (15 library branches, senior and youth programs, affordable housing, the Hope Center for homelessness), land use planning and permitting, property assessment, recorder of deeds, and economic development. The FY2027 operating budget totals $387.6 million and the capital budget $75.1 million; the operating budget rose 4.4% year-over-year, while the capital budget fell 10.3% as the county addresses a projected $42 million structural deficit. Revenue is generated through residential and non-residential property taxes (FY2027 rates of $0.1575 and $0.2380 per $100 of assessed value, with a 17.2% rate increase for unincorporated residents), sewer service charges (5% increase after being frozen since 2019), permit and licensing fees, hotel tax, and federal grants including a SIPPRA award of up to $11 million for the Family HOPE Project.

The county's technology stack is built predominantly on third-party vendor platforms: the CivicPlus CivicEngage CMS powers newcastlede.gov; the SeeClickFix-powered My-NCC mobile app enables non-emergency issue reporting; the Intrado Viper 7 phone system (upgraded September 2025) underpins NCC911 with RapidSOS location services, Video-to-911 (first in Delaware), Smart911 profiles, and Live Text Translation in 42 languages; and Acquia Optimize provides web analytics and WCAG 2.1 accessibility monitoring. Citizen-facing digital products include Parcel Search, a Property Tax Change Estimator (April 2026), GIS Apps & Maps on the ArcGIS hub, ePlans for permit submissions, QLess appointment scheduling, online tax and sewer payments, and the Vendor Portal. The Information Systems Department has ranked Top 10 in the Digital Counties Survey for six consecutive years, placing 5th nationally in 2025.

Service delivery is exclusively regional, concentrated in unincorporated New Castle County, through the Government Center at 87 Reads Way, the James H. Gilliam Building, 15 library branches, 251 parks, recreation centers, and 24/7 digital self-service channels. The county reports 1,001-5,000 employees, with County Executive Marcus Henry (in office since January 2025) leading an administration that has prioritized economic-development initiatives (SPUR permitting reform, data-center standards, partnerships with Delaware Prosperity Partnership), homelessness response (Family HOPE Project), youth engagement (Youth Advisory Council), and public-safety modernization. Customer segments include unincorporated residents (primary), local small and diverse businesses, vulnerable populations requiring housing and senior services, and property owners subject to county taxes and land-use regulations.

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New Castle County Government is a Delaware county government serving residents and businesses with public safety, libraries, parks, permitting, property tax administration, and 911 communications, operating on a $387.6 million FY2027 budget across 15 libraries and 251 parks.

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Offices6 records

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county government services, public safety communications, property tax administration, land use permitting, library and parks services
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  • 922120
  • 925110
  • 92512
  • 62422
SIC code2 codes
  • 4950
  • 7340
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Local Government Public Administration
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Revenue model4 records
1Property Tax
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

County collects property taxes from residential and non-residential properties in unincorporated areas. FY2027 includes 17.2% increase to property tax rate for unincorporated residents. Residential rate: 0.1575 per $100 assessed value. Non-Residential rate: 0.2380 per $100 assessed value.

newcastlede.gov
2Sewer Service Charges
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

County provides sewer services and bills customers accordingly. FY2027 includes 5% increase in sewer consumption rates. Sewer rates haven't been updated since 2019.

newcastlede.gov
3Permit and Licensing Fees
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

County collects fees for building permits, contractor licensing, land use permits, and other development-related services.

newcastlede.gov
4Hotel Tax
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

County collects hotel tax from lodging establishments within the county.

newcastlede.gov
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1Property Tax - Residential
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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0.1575 per $100 in assessed property value. The approved FY2027 budget includes a 17.2% increase to the property tax rate for unincorporated New Castle County residents.

newcastlede.gov
2Property Tax - Non-Residential
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0.2380 per $100 in assessed property value

newcastlede.gov
3Sewer Consumption Rates
ModelUsage-basedBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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5% increase in sewer consumption rates approved for FY2027. Rates haven't been updated since 2019. Averaging approximately $13.70 annually increase per household.

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New Castle County Government delivers essential local public services to county residents and businesses, including 24/7 police, fire, and EMS dispatch through a nationally accredited 911 center, property assessment and tax billing, sewer and stormwater services, land use planning and permitting, library and parks services (15 libraries, 251 parks), housing assistance, and economic development support. The My-NCC mobile app and newcastlede.gov portal provide digital access to service requests, permits, parcel search, and tax payments.

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  • 911 center handled 436,992 calls through September 2025 (1,594 calls/day average)
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New Castle County Government operates a comprehensive digital services ecosystem built on the CivicPlus CivicEngage platform, offering citizens access to government services through a unified web portal, mobile applications, and specialized systems. The portfolio includes core citizen-facing services (Parcel Search, Property Tax Estimator, Online Payments), emergency response systems (Smart 911 with Viper 7, RapidSOS, Video-to-911), land development tools (ePlans, GIS Maps), and community resources (15 Libraries, Parks & Recreation, Hope Center). The My-NCC mobile app powered by SeeClickFix enables non-emergency service requests, while the CAP Portal and Vendor Portal serve community associations and contractors respectively. The 911 Emergency Communications Center represents the most technology-advanced component, integrating multiple AI-powered capabilities including language translation and video streaming.

Product and service13 records
1NCC911 Emergency Communications Center
CategoryPublic Safety / 911 Dispatch
Description

Nationally accredited PSAP providing 24/7 police, fire, and EMS dispatch for New Castle County. Handled 400,000+ calls in 2024 and 436,992 calls through September 2025 (1,594/day average). One of only 25 PSAPs worldwide with both Medical and Fire ACE accreditations.

2Police Services
CategoryPublic Safety
Description

New Castle County Department of Police provides law enforcement, community policing, and emergency response across unincorporated areas of the county. Reached fully authorized strength of 415 officers for the first time in over a decade.

3Online Tax and Sewer Payments
CategoryProperty Tax and Sewer Billing
Description

Digital payment portal for residents and property owners to pay property taxes, sewer bills, and other county fees online 24/7.

4Parcel Search
CategoryProperty Records
Description

Online property search tool enabling users to look up parcel details, tax information, assessment data, and property records throughout New Castle County.

5Property Tax Change Estimator
CategoryProperty Tax Estimation
Description

Online calculator that provides residents an estimate of their FY27 property tax change amount based on their property address for early financial planning.

6ePlans Electronic Plan Review
CategoryLand Use Permitting
Description

Electronic plans submission and review system for land use, development, and construction projects enabling digital permit applications and tracking.

7Vendor Portal
CategoryProcurement / Vendor Services
Description

Self-service portal for vendors to access bid opportunities, RFPs, contractor licensing, and business registration with New Castle County.

8Library Services Network
CategoryCommunity Services / Libraries
Description

Network of 15 library branches offering eBooks, e-materials, Overdrive, hoopla, Flipster e-magazines, Transparent Language Learning, 3D printing, museum passes, and career help services to residents.

9GIS Apps and Maps
CategoryGeographic Information Services
Description

Interactive mapping and GIS applications providing spatial data, property maps, zoning information, and location-based services for residents and businesses.

10Smart911
CategoryEmergency Communications
Description

Emergency notification and caller profile system providing 911 operators with real-time location data, video streaming capability, language translation, and caller profile information for faster emergency response.

11Family HOPE Project
CategorySocial Services / Homelessness Assistance
Description

Pay for Success initiative to end family homelessness in New Castle County, serving up to 120 families through extended emergency shelter, direct rental assistance, and ongoing case management. Funded by up to $11M SIPPRA award (December 2024) with up to $9.6M in federal outcomes payments.

12SPUR - Streamlined Planning and Unified Review
CategoryEconomic Development / Permitting Acceleration
Description

Initiative under Executive Order 2026-06 to accelerate permitting and land development review process for businesses, developers, and affordable housing builders. Prioritizes expedited reviews for manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotech, healthcare innovation, e-commerce, high-tech, R&D, and green technology facilities.

13Youth Advisory Council
CategoryCommunity Services / Youth Engagement
Description

Youth engagement and leadership development program providing young residents aged 14-21 opportunities to share ideas, discuss community issues, and shape county projects through monthly in-person meetings with virtual participation available.

Scale indicator9 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership10 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-04-20
Description

Globally recognized commercial real estate services firm contracted to review 50 non-residential tax parcels as part of quality control review per Senate Bill 228.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-24
Description

Partnership for Family HOPE Project, a Pay for Success initiative to end family homelessness serving 120 families. Structured as SIPPRA project with up to $9.6M in federal outcomes payments. Social Finance provides impact advisory and coordination.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-09-24
Description

Provider of Viper 7 phone system upgrade for 911 Center, enabling consolidated call-processing tools, RapidSOS integration, Video-to-911 capability, Smart911 profiles, and Live Text Translation in 42 languages.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-07-23
Description

MOU establishing framework for joint programming, leadership development, mentorship for current and emerging law enforcement leaders, development of Youth Public Safety Academy, and joint community events.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

County OED collaborates with Delaware Prosperity Partnership to expedite the Request for Proposal (RFP) and planning processes for businesses considering relocation to Delaware. Goal is to develop an uncomplicated system that prioritizes business support.

6State Division of Small Business
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

County collaborates with State Division of Small Business to expedite RFP and planning processes for businesses. Partnership aims to develop simple systems prioritizing business support.

newcastlede.gov
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Technology partner providing CivicPlus Content Management System for the county website and SeeClickFix mobile app for constituent issue reporting.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaboration for Small Business Membership Award Program granting 10 local businesses complimentary one-year Chamber memberships. Partnership for countywide workforce study.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Award-winning global creative content studio that produced documentary 'Return to Hockessin #107C', nominated for Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Full-service video production company based in Wilmington that produced documentary 'Restless Ground: The Untold Story of Mt. Olive', nominated for Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large suburban Mid-Atlantic county with comprehensive services including police, public works, libraries, and housing programs. Comparable as a peer in digital innovation, diversity of services, and demographic profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-Atlantic county government providing similar public services including property tax, public safety, and community services. Comparable as a regional peer with similar demographic and economic profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-sized Mid-Atlantic county consistently recognized as a Digital Counties top performer. Comparable in size, technology adoption profile, and service portfolio to New Castle County.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large county government with comprehensive services including public safety, property tax administration, libraries, and housing programs. Comparable in scale, service diversity, and innovation in social programs.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large, well-resourced Mid-Atlantic county government consistently ranked among the top Digital Counties in the nation. Comparable as a benchmark for technology adoption, scale of services, and best-practice local government operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large county government that has been recognized as a top performer in the Digital Counties Survey. Comparable as a peer in technology leadership, scale of operations, and service diversity.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Fast-growing county government providing comprehensive services including 911 communications, public safety, libraries, and parks. Comparable as a peer in scale, growth profile, and digital government leadership.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The other Delaware county government providing similar services including public safety, property tax administration, land use, and community services. Comparable as a same-state peer with overlapping service portfolio but smaller scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The third Delaware county government providing comparable public services. Similar governance structure and service mandate, though with different demographic and economic profile (more rural, tourism-driven).

TypeRegional player
Description

Adjacent Mid-Atlantic county government providing similar services including property tax, public safety, and community development. Comparable geographically but with different governance structure (three-member commission).

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New Castle County Government

Local Government Public Administrationnewcastlede.gov

New Castle County Government is a Delaware county government serving residents and businesses with public safety, libraries, parks, permitting, property tax administration, and 911 communications, operating on a $387.6 million FY2027 budget across 15 libraries and 251 parks.

What New Castle County Government does

New Castle County Government is a public administrative subdivision of the State of Delaware, providing essential government services to residents, property owners, and businesses across New Castle County, Delaware. The county operates a comprehensive service portfolio spanning public safety (a 415-officer police department now at fully authorized strength for the first time in over a decade, EMS, emergency management, and the nationally accredited NCC911 Emergency Communications Center), infrastructure (sewer services, stormwater, road maintenance, 251 parks), community services (15 library branches, senior and youth programs, affordable housing, the Hope Center for homelessness), land use planning and permitting, property assessment, recorder of deeds, and economic development. The FY2027 operating budget totals $387.6 million and the capital budget $75.1 million; the operating budget rose 4.4% year-over-year, while the capital budget fell 10.3% as the county addresses a projected $42 million structural deficit. Revenue is generated through residential and non-residential property taxes (FY2027 rates of $0.1575 and $0.2380 per $100 of assessed value, with a 17.2% rate increase for unincorporated residents), sewer service charges (5% increase after being frozen since 2019), permit and licensing fees, hotel tax, and federal grants including a SIPPRA award of up to $11 million for the Family HOPE Project.

The county's technology stack is built predominantly on third-party vendor platforms: the CivicPlus CivicEngage CMS powers newcastlede.gov; the SeeClickFix-powered My-NCC mobile app enables non-emergency issue reporting; the Intrado Viper 7 phone system (upgraded September 2025) underpins NCC911 with RapidSOS location services, Video-to-911 (first in Delaware), Smart911 profiles, and Live Text Translation in 42 languages; and Acquia Optimize provides web analytics and WCAG 2.1 accessibility monitoring. Citizen-facing digital products include Parcel Search, a Property Tax Change Estimator (April 2026), GIS Apps & Maps on the ArcGIS hub, ePlans for permit submissions, QLess appointment scheduling, online tax and sewer payments, and the Vendor Portal. The Information Systems Department has ranked Top 10 in the Digital Counties Survey for six consecutive years, placing 5th nationally in 2025.

Service delivery is exclusively regional, concentrated in unincorporated New Castle County, through the Government Center at 87 Reads Way, the James H. Gilliam Building, 15 library branches, 251 parks, recreation centers, and 24/7 digital self-service channels. The county reports 1,001-5,000 employees, with County Executive Marcus Henry (in office since January 2025) leading an administration that has prioritized economic-development initiatives (SPUR permitting reform, data-center standards, partnerships with Delaware Prosperity Partnership), homelessness response (Family HOPE Project), youth engagement (Youth Advisory Council), and public-safety modernization. Customer segments include unincorporated residents (primary), local small and diverse businesses, vulnerable populations requiring housing and senior services, and property owners subject to county taxes and land-use regulations.

New Castle County Government firmographics

Firmographics
Name
New Castle County Government
Legal name
New Castle County Government
Website
https://newcastlede.gov
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
New Castle County Government is a Delaware county government serving residents and businesses with public safety, libraries, parks, permitting, property tax administration, and 911 communications, operating on a $387.6 million FY2027 budget across 15 libraries and 251 parks.
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Where New Castle County Government is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
New Castle
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices6 records

Markets served

New Castle County Government business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Property Tax: County collects property taxes from residential and non-residential properties in unincorporated areas. FY2027 includes 17.2% increase to property tax rate for unincorporated residents. Residential rate: 0.1575 per $100 assessed value. Non-Residential rate: 0.2380 per $100 assessed value.
  2. Sewer Service Charges: County provides sewer services and bills customers accordingly. FY2027 includes 5% increase in sewer consumption rates. Sewer rates haven't been updated since 2019.
  3. Permit and Licensing Fees: County collects fees for building permits, contractor licensing, land use permits, and other development-related services.
  4. Hotel Tax: County collects hotel tax from lodging establishments within the county.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualProperty Tax - Residential
SubscriptionAnnualProperty Tax - Non-Residential
Usage-basedPay-as-you-goSewer Consumption Rates

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

New Castle County Government product offering

Product offering

Core offering

New Castle County Government delivers essential local public services to county residents and businesses, including 24/7 police, fire, and EMS dispatch through a nationally accredited 911 center, property assessment and tax billing, sewer and stormwater services, land use planning and permitting, library and parks services (15 libraries, 251 parks), housing assistance, and economic development support. The My-NCC mobile app and newcastlede.gov portal provide digital access to service requests, permits, parcel search, and tax payments.

Product overview

New Castle County Government operates a comprehensive digital services ecosystem built on the CivicPlus CivicEngage platform, offering citizens access to government services through a unified web portal, mobile applications, and specialized systems. The portfolio includes core citizen-facing services (Parcel Search, Property Tax Estimator, Online Payments), emergency response systems (Smart 911 with Viper 7, RapidSOS, Video-to-911), land development tools (ePlans, GIS Maps), and community resources (15 Libraries, Parks & Recreation, Hope Center). The My-NCC mobile app powered by SeeClickFix enables non-emergency service requests, while the CAP Portal and Vendor Portal serve community associations and contractors respectively. The 911 Emergency Communications Center represents the most technology-advanced component, integrating multiple AI-powered capabilities including language translation and video streaming.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • NCC911 Emergency Communications Center Nationally accredited PSAP providing 24/7 police, fire, and EMS dispatch for New Castle County. Handled 400,000+ calls in 2024 and 436,992 calls through September 2025 (1,594/day average). One of only 25 PSAPs worldwide with both Medical and Fire ACE accreditations.
  • Police Services New Castle County Department of Police provides law enforcement, community policing, and emergency response across unincorporated areas of the county. Reached fully authorized strength of 415 officers for the first time in over a decade.
  • Online Tax and Sewer Payments Digital payment portal for residents and property owners to pay property taxes, sewer bills, and other county fees online 24/7.
  • Parcel Search Online property search tool enabling users to look up parcel details, tax information, assessment data, and property records throughout New Castle County.
  • Property Tax Change Estimator Online calculator that provides residents an estimate of their FY27 property tax change amount based on their property address for early financial planning.
  • ePlans Electronic Plan Review Electronic plans submission and review system for land use, development, and construction projects enabling digital permit applications and tracking.
  • Vendor Portal Self-service portal for vendors to access bid opportunities, RFPs, contractor licensing, and business registration with New Castle County.
  • Library Services Network Network of 15 library branches offering eBooks, e-materials, Overdrive, hoopla, Flipster e-magazines, Transparent Language Learning, 3D printing, museum passes, and career help services to residents.
  • GIS Apps and Maps Interactive mapping and GIS applications providing spatial data, property maps, zoning information, and location-based services for residents and businesses.
  • Smart911 Emergency notification and caller profile system providing 911 operators with real-time location data, video streaming capability, language translation, and caller profile information for faster emergency response.
  • Family HOPE Project Pay for Success initiative to end family homelessness in New Castle County, serving up to 120 families through extended emergency shelter, direct rental assistance, and ongoing case management. Funded by up to $11M SIPPRA award (December 2024) with up to $9.6M in federal outcomes payments.
  • SPUR - Streamlined Planning and Unified Review Initiative under Executive Order 2026-06 to accelerate permitting and land development review process for businesses, developers, and affordable housing builders. Prioritizes expedited reviews for manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotech, healthcare innovation, e-commerce, high-tech, R&D, and green technology facilities.
  • Youth Advisory Council Youth engagement and leadership development program providing young residents aged 14-21 opportunities to share ideas, discuss community issues, and shape county projects through monthly in-person meetings with virtual participation available.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 911 center handled 436,992 calls through September 2025 (1,594 calls/day average)
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use New Castle County Government

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New Castle County Government partnerships and signals

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Ten partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Cushman & WakefieldminorOthers · 20 April 2026Globally recognized commercial real estate services firm contracted to review 50 non-residential tax parcels as part of quality control review per Senate Bill 228.
  • Social FinancecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 October 2025Partnership for Family HOPE Project, a Pay for Success initiative to end family homelessness serving 120 families. Structured as SIPPRA project with up to $9.6M in federal outcomes payments. Social Finance provides impact advisory and coordination.
  • IntradocoreTechnology or Integration · 24 September 2025Provider of Viper 7 phone system upgrade for 911 Center, enabling consolidated call-processing tools, RapidSOS integration, Video-to-911 capability, Smart911 profiles, and Live Text Translation in 42 languages.
  • NOBLE (National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 23 July 2025MOU establishing framework for joint programming, leadership development, mentorship for current and emerging law enforcement leaders, development of Youth Public Safety Academy, and joint community events.
  • Delaware Prosperity PartnershipcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCounty OED collaborates with Delaware Prosperity Partnership to expedite the Request for Proposal (RFP) and planning processes for businesses considering relocation to Delaware. Goal is to develop an uncomplicated system that prioritizes business support.
  • State Division of Small BusinesscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCounty collaborates with State Division of Small Business to expedite RFP and planning processes for businesses. Partnership aims to develop simple systems prioritizing business support.
  • CivicPluscoreTechnology or IntegrationTechnology partner providing CivicPlus Content Management System for the county website and SeeClickFix mobile app for constituent issue reporting.
  • New Castle County Chamber of CommercecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration for Small Business Membership Award Program granting 10 local businesses complimentary one-year Chamber memberships. Partnership for countywide workforce study.
  • BowstringminorGTM or Marketing PartnerAward-winning global creative content studio that produced documentary 'Return to Hockessin #107C', nominated for Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award.
  • 1440 Film Co.minorGTM or Marketing PartnerFull-service video production company based in Wilmington that produced documentary 'Restless Ground: The Untold Story of Mt. Olive', nominated for Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights7 records

New Castle County Government competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Montgomery County Government (Maryland): Large suburban Mid-Atlantic county with comprehensive services including police, public works, libraries, and housing programs. Comparable as a peer in digital innovation, diversity of services, and demographic profile.
  • Fairfax County Government (Virginia): Large, well-resourced Mid-Atlantic county government consistently ranked among the top Digital Counties in the nation. Comparable as a benchmark for technology adoption, scale of services, and best-practice local government operations.

Direct peers

  • Bergen County Government (New Jersey): Mid-Atlantic county government providing similar public services including property tax, public safety, and community services. Comparable as a regional peer with similar demographic and economic profile.
  • Howard County Government (Maryland): Mid-sized Mid-Atlantic county consistently recognized as a Digital Counties top performer. Comparable in size, technology adoption profile, and service portfolio to New Castle County.
  • Hennepin County Government (Minnesota): Large county government with comprehensive services including public safety, property tax administration, libraries, and housing programs. Comparable in scale, service diversity, and innovation in social programs.
  • Cobb County Government (Georgia): Large county government that has been recognized as a top performer in the Digital Counties Survey. Comparable as a peer in technology leadership, scale of operations, and service diversity.
  • Wake County Government (North Carolina): Fast-growing county government providing comprehensive services including 911 communications, public safety, libraries, and parks. Comparable as a peer in scale, growth profile, and digital government leadership.
  • Kent County Government (Delaware): The other Delaware county government providing similar services including public safety, property tax administration, land use, and community services. Comparable as a same-state peer with overlapping service portfolio but smaller scale.
  • Sussex County Government (Delaware): The third Delaware county government providing comparable public services. Similar governance structure and service mandate, though with different demographic and economic profile (more rural, tourism-driven).

Regional players

  • Chester County Government (Pennsylvania): Adjacent Mid-Atlantic county government providing similar services including property tax, public safety, and community development. Comparable geographically but with different governance structure (three-member commission).

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Compliance4 records

New Castle County Government financial estimates

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New Castle County Government leadership team

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Profiles8 records

New Castle County Government funding detail

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

New Castle County Government M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about New Castle County Government

What does New Castle County Government do?

New Castle County Government delivers essential local public services to county residents and businesses, including 24/7 police, fire, and EMS dispatch through a nationally accredited 911 center, property assessment and tax billing, sewer and stormwater services, land use planning and permitting, library and parks services (15 libraries, 251 parks), housing assistance, and economic development support. The My-NCC mobile app and newcastlede.gov portal provide digital access to service requests, permits, parcel search, and tax payments.

Is New Castle County Government a public or private company?

New Castle County Government is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was New Castle County Government founded?

New Castle County Government was founded in -1. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is New Castle County Government based?

New Castle County Government is headquartered in New Castle, United States, in the North America region.

How does New Castle County Government make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Property Tax is the primary driver. The others are sewer Service Charges, permit and Licensing Fees and hotel Tax.

Who are New Castle County Government's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Montgomery County Government (Maryland) and Fairfax County Government (Virginia). Direct peers are Bergen County Government (New Jersey), Howard County Government (Maryland), Hennepin County Government (Minnesota), Cobb County Government (Georgia), Wake County Government (North Carolina), Kent County Government (Delaware) and Sussex County Government (Delaware). Chester County Government (Pennsylvania) is listed as a regional player.

Does New Castle County Government have an API?

No public API is recorded for New Castle County Government.

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