Overview
Stockton Borough has a shared service agreement with Delaware Township for tax assessment.
Tax Assessor
The assessor is responsible for determining the fair market value of real property in Stockton Borough. This value serves as the basis for taxation. State law requires the Tax Assessor to assess all real property on a yearly basis by October 1st. The Tax Assessor is responsible for the maintenance of ownership lists and property transfers. The Tax Assessor also represents the township in all tax appeals.
Tax Map
A municipal tax map is a specialized, to-scale map used by Tax Assessors to identify, track, and manage all real estate parcels. It typically organizes land using a block, lot, and section numbering system to support the assessment and collection of property taxes.
View 2021 Stockton Borough Tax Map (PDF) →
Hours & Contact
Nicole Izzo: CTA – assessor@stocktonboronj.us
Phone: 609-397-3240 ext. 204
Fax: 609-397-4893
Address:
570 Rosemont Ringoes Road
P.O. Box 500
Sergeantsville, NJ 08557
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Hours: Wednesdays 5 pm – 6:30 pm
Tax Collector
Lost or misplaced your tax bill? Look up tax information using your block and lot number or property location.
Property Tax Relief
Senior Freeze
NJ residents born before 1959 or permanently disabled residents receiving Social Security disability payments as of 12/31/23 may be eligible if you:
- Owned and lived in your home (or lessed a site ina. mobile home park and lived in your mobile home) in 2020 and through December 31, 2024
- Paid property taxes by June 21 (site fees by Dec 31)
- Meet the 2023 & 2024 income limits
Anchor
Affordable NJ Communities for Homeowners & Renters. Property tax relief for:
- Homeowners earning $250K or less
- Renters earning $150K or less
Stay NJ
Stay NJ benefits are calculated after ANCHOR and Senior Freeze benefits are determined. If you qualify for all three programs, the Stay NJ benefit will be 50% of your property taxes (up to $13,000) minus any payments received through ANCHOR and Senior Freeze (2024 benefit cap of $6,500).
Note: Blue books will no longer be filled out by the Tax Collector
Tax Sale
A Tax Sale is held once a year for any properties that are delinquent for the prior year. Lien holders will bid on the property for the amount of interest they will charge, and a lien is placed on the property. A homeowner cannot sell their home until the lien is paid off. The lien holder also has the option to start foreclosure proceedings 2 years from the date of the tax sale.
Payment Options
Mail / Drop off
Address a check payable to Stockton Borough, and include your tax account number, block and lot number, or property location on the memo line. Drop it off at Borough Hall or mail it to:
Stockton Borough
P.O. Box M
Stockton NJ 08559
Pay Online
Enter your account number, block and lot number, or property location, and pay your property taxes online. Service fees apply.
Hours & Contact
Personnel
Diane Soriero McDaniel: Collector & Finance CFO – stocktoncfo@gmail.com
Hours
Office hours by appointment.