Property Tax Bills Delayed In Point Pleasant

POINT PLEASANT, NJ — Point Pleasant homeowners will see a delay in receiving their 2022 tax bill for August, borough officials announced Monday.

The borough has not yet received the Ocean County tax rate, which is delaying the printing and mailing of Point Pleasant's tax bills, officials said.

Because of the delay, the statutory Aug. 1 due date for third-quarter taxes will be extended based on the mailing date when bills are ready to go out, officials said.

The borough's municipal tax rate increased slightly, by 0.004 to 0.468, roughly 4 cents per day for a borough home at the average assessed value of $394,800. That equals $15.79 for the year, borough officials said.

The school tax rate edged up as well, by 0.0135 to 1.2089, an increase of about $53 per year for a home at the average assessment.