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LOCAL COLLEGES
Christopher
Newport University - This state supported
comprehensive four year university offers undergraduate and graduate degrees.
It is located in Newport News - (757) 594-7000.
Website
College of William & Mary
- The second oldest college in the Nation, Williamsburg's William &
Mary is state supported and offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in law,
liberal arts, international relations and business fields
- (757) 221-4000 (voice)
and (757) 221-1787 (TDD). Website
Hampton University
- This university was established as Hampton Normal School and
Agricultural Institute in 1868 to provide education for African-Americans and
Native Americans. It became Hampton University in July 1984. This
private university offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees in
liberal arts, business, music, sciences and education -
(757) 727-5000. Website
Thomas Nelson Community
College - This
state school offers more than 70 associate degrees, certificate or diploma
program specialties in liberal arts, science, applied science and technical
studies -
(757) 825-2700.
Website
WHAT IS THE CURFEW IN YORK COUNTY?
In
York County, persons under age 18 are not allowed in
any public place between the hours of 12:30 a.m.
and 5 a.m. unless accompanied
by a parent or legal guardian.
FIRE STATIONS IN YORK COUNTY
For Emergencies, dial 911.
For general non-emergency
information, contact the
Department of Fire and Life
Safety on (757) 890-3600, Monday through Friday, 8:15 a.m. to 5:00
p.m.
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Station One -
5751 George Washington Mem.
Hwy. (Rt. 17), Grafton
Station Two -
4450 Big Bethel Road,
Tabb
Station Three - 114 Hubbard Lane, Bruton
Station Four - 901 Goosley Road, Yorktown
Station Five - 2000 Newman Road, Skimino
Station Six - 503 Back Creek Road, Seaford |
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DRIVERS
LICENSES
Your local Department of
Motor Vehicles (DMV) offices are located at:
Hampton
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109
Roanoke Avenue, Hampton,
VA 23605-1637; and
Newport News
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12730
Patrick Henry Drive,
Newport News, VA 23602-9515.
Telephone DMV on
1-800-435-5137 or
1-866-DMVLINE
(1-866-368-5463).
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YORK COUNTY TAX
INFORMATION
Fuel Tax.
A local sales tax applies to domestic heating fuels
sold by York County firms or firms in other localities that have a
1% tax.
Lodging (Room) Tax. The County has a tax on rentals of hotels,
motels, guest rooms and temporary lodgings of no more than 30 days.
Meals Tax (Food & Beverage Tax). York County has a meals tax for
food and beverages served by a restaurant. This tax is added onto
the four and one-half percent state sales tax at the time of
purchase.
Personal Property Tax. The tax is assessed on automobiles,
trailers, motorcycles, dirt bikes, recreational vehicles and other
vehicles that require a state license plate. Property not requiring
a County decal (boats, mobile homes, and business property) must be
filed on the appropriate form with the Commissioner of the Revenue
on or before February 15 to avoid a filing penalty. Tax rates are
set by the Board of Supervisors. Tax bills are mailed by the
Treasurer's Office. Payment is due June 5 and December 5. In the
event the payment date falls on a weekend, payment is due the next
business day. Penalties and interest charges are applied on the day
following the due date. Personal Property Taxes are prorated on a
monthly basis and based on the date the property was located in York
County. Personal Property Taxes are based on a rate per $100 of
assessed value - (757) 890-3381.
Real Estate Tax. This tax is set annually by the Board of
Supervisors. Payment is due June 5 and December 5. In the event the
payment date falls on a weekend, payment is due the next business
day. Penalties and interest charges are applied on the day following
the due date. Tax bills are prepared by the Treasurer's Office and
mailed approximately one month prior to the due date.
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Real Estate Tax Relief. Reductions or exemptions are
available to those who qualify. Applications must be filed with
the Commissioner of the Revenue's Office each year by
April 1 - (757) 890-3382.
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Mobile Home Tax Relief. Reductions or exemptions are
available to those who qualify. Applications must be filed with
the Commissioner of the Revenue's Office each year by March 1 - (757) 890-3381.
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Land Use Assessment. A state program that allows
landowners to pay a reduced assessment rate for land that
qualifies under the standards of the program. There are three
categories of land use that currently qualify: land used for
horticulture, land used for agriculture, and land used for
forestry. Each requires a minimum acreage to qualify. Acceptance
into the program requires an annual application and adherence to
growing standards set down by the State. There are 56 landowners
currently enrolled in the program - (757) 890-3720.
Sales Tax (state tax) is four and one-half percent on sales of
all goods except prescription drugs. One percent of that is returned
to York County by the state for local use.
Short-Term Rental Tax. York County has a one percent
Short-Term Rental Tax filed and paid quarterly in the Commissioner
of the Revenue's Office -
(757) 890-3383.
Telephone E-911 Charge. A monthly surcharge per line is charged
to County residents with telephones to maintain the Enhanced 911
Emergency Services system. This surcharge is collected on the
monthly telephone bill and applies to each telephone line. The
24-hour 911 service responds to all types of emergencies.
Virginia Income Tax. State income tax forms may be filed
through the Commissioner of the Revenue. The Commissioner's Office
reviews each filing for accuracy and errors are corrected in
consultation with the taxpayer before tax returns are sent to the
Virginia Department of Taxation in Richmond. State income tax
deadline is May 1 -
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