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Nassau County, N.Y.

Town of North Hempstead property taxes and tax grievance

Nassau County assesses every home in the Town of North Hempstead, and one grievance with the County’s Assessment Review Commission covers your county, town, and school taxes. Here is how it works, and how often your neighbors grieve.

How often North Hempstead homes grieve

Filed for the 2028 roll67%

Nassau: 62%

Won a reduction on the 2027 roll64%

Nassau: 59%

One-to-three family homes: 59,007. The dark line on each bar is Nassau as a whole. Winners’ cuts averaged 11%, and 13% of filings named no representative. Compare every town and district.

How to grieve in the Town of North Hempstead

  1. Check your County assessment. The County’s market value for your home is what a grievance questions. Look up your home to compare it with similar homes nearby.
  2. File with ARC between January 4–March 1, 2027. One filing covers county, town, and school taxes. It is free, and you can file online through AROW.
  3. Check whether your village holds its own grievance. East Hills, Floral Park, Great Neck, Great Neck Estates, Kings Point, Lake Success, Mineola, New Hyde Park, Port Washington North, Roslyn, Westbury, Williston Park assess on their own village roll, with a separate grievance for village taxes. The village grievance guide lists every village.
  4. Wait for ARC’s decision, then SCAR if you need it. If ARC doesn’t lower your assessment enough, Small Claims Assessment Review is the next step.

Who collects your taxes

The Town of North Hempstead’s Receiver of Taxes bills and collects all town, County, school, and special district taxes in the town. Village taxes are billed by each village. Official page. The due dates guide has the payment calendar.

School districts in the Town of North Hempstead

One-to-three family homes, most filed first. Each district links to its own page.
School districtFiledWonHomes
Jericho School District77%63%128
East Williston School District75%71%2,701
Great Neck School District75%71%10,212
Manhasset School District74%69%4,802
Herricks School District72%70%7,343
Roslyn School District72%66%4,814
Port Washington School District72%66%8,080
Glenwood Landing/North Shore CSD # 165%56%165
Carle Place School District63%61%2,685
New Hyde Park - Garden City Park School District63%64%6,082
Mineola School District59%58%6,043
Floral Park - Bellerose School District54%56%861
Westbury School District41%34%5,091

Hamlets and villages in the Town of North Hempstead

Common questions

How do I grieve my property taxes in the Town of North Hempstead?

File with Nassau County’s Assessment Review Commission (ARC), online through AROW or on paper, during the published window of January 4–March 1, 2027. ARC reviews the County assessment behind your county, town, and school taxes. Filing is free, needs no attorney, and the County states a grievance never raises an assessment. If you live in an incorporated village that sets its own assessment, the village holds its own grievance for village taxes.

How many homeowners in the Town of North Hempstead grieve their taxes?

For the 2028 roll, 39,679 of the 59,007 one-to-three family homes in the Town of North Hempstead had a grievance filed with ARC, 67% of them. On the 2027 roll, 64% of homes won a reduction, averaging 11% among the winners.

Who collects property taxes in the Town of North Hempstead?

The Town of North Hempstead’s Receiver of Taxes bills and collects all town, County, school, and special district taxes in the town. Village taxes are billed by each village.

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How to grieve your taxes in Nassau County

Check your assessment, file free with ARC by March 1, then go to SCAR if ARC doesn’t cut it.

Nassau County tax grievance deadline

January 4–March 1, 2027, filed with ARC. Don’t count on an extension.

Village tax grievances

If your village assesses on its own roll, its grievance is separate from ARC and typically due the third Tuesday of February.

Good Grieves is independent of Nassau County and the Town of North Hempstead. Figures summarize published County records; they are not an appraisal. Savings from a grievance are not guaranteed.