Wynder wrote:
If anyone has the method to obtain this information in Kent or Sussex county, please let me know!
Kent County:SmartMap is their online map program.
To use this, you'll need to install a viewer first. Download the viewer here:
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/it ... ID=9242099Download and install the Active X control (or whichever you need for your computer/OS).
The other needed file is flash reader which you probably already have loaded. If not there's a link on the Kent County mapping site.
Next, go to the SmartMap site:
http://66.173.241.168/kent_co/ and click "Enter"
In SmartMAP double click on the Hundred you live in, or just zoom into the parcel. You may have to keep zooming in until the parcel layer shows up. On the right hand side you will see a Table of Contents. Click on "infrastructure" and about mid way down you will see "Levy Court Districts" click on that. Scroll over the map and it will indicate the Levy Court District and Commissioner that represents you.
It's not as intuitive (or convenient) as NCC or Sussex, but at least it's available in some form.
FYI: Kent County has 7 Elected Commissioners. There are six districts and an elected Commissioner from each district. The 7th is an elected Commissioner at Large who represents the entire County as a whole. The At Large Commissioner is Richard Ennis.
Sussex County:http://www.sussexcountyde.gov/e-service/propertytaxes/index.cfm?resource=search_pageClick on Name Search or Billing Address Search, accept disclaimer, enter your info, click on the parcel number next to your name/address, and see your general property info. Click on Council district (on left) and send a direct email to your councilperson (via online form).