Dale Ledger.

Property records across Westchester. Search an address for assessments, tax estimates and local records. Coverage varies by town.

An independent site from Infarill LLC. Check figures against the official assessment roll or the county's property records system (PROS). About · Terms

What would a house pay in each town?

Put in a price. You get the estimated yearly property tax on that price in every Westchester town and school district, cheapest first.

Find what you need

Town editions

Local government

Board meetings and records

Find agendas, meeting notes and official records for your town.

Local records by town →

Meeting records available here

The zoning case archive currently covers Scarsdale.

Maps and research tools

Scarsdale zoning decisions — search documented cases, reported outcomes and the official source pages. Record update status.

  1. Mount Pleasant · Pocantico Hills14.09
  2. Rye · Rye15.49
  3. Mamaroneck · Mamaroneck18.63
  4. Scarsdale20.80
  5. Cortlandt · Putnam Valley27.10

The tax rates towns publish cannot be compared with each other, because every town works out its assessed values differently. The Common Mill is what you pay each year for every $1,000 your house is worth, across 72 places in Westchester. On a $2,000,000 house that runs from about $28,171 a year in Mount Pleasant to about $54,210 in Cortlandt. Greenburgh alone has ten school districts, and the tax there runs from $29,531 to $53,997.

See the rates → · Try a price →

Neighbor notes

Bulletin board

Pin a street whose assessments jumped, a date, or a question about a property card. Check every figure on the official roll.

Open the board →

What Dale Ledger is

Dale Ledger puts Westchester residential assessment rolls in one place you can search, with tax estimates, three years of history where the rolls exist, and local records. Each town page says which years and features it has. Scarsdale also has a building-permit archive and documented zoning cases linked to the official pages.

Search by address, owner, parcel ID, or a phrase like “over 2m.” Open Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Harrison, Hastings-on-Hudson, Irvington, Larchmont, the Town of Mamaroneck, Mamaroneck Village, New Castle, City of Rye, Scarsdale, or Tarrytown. Tax figures are estimates, and your bill may differ. Dale Ledger is not the village, the school district, or the county.

Common questions

How do I search a Westchester town roll online?

Pick a town, then search by address, owner or parcel ID. Each town page lists which roll years it has and what else it covers. Check anything important against the official roll or the county's property records system (PROS).

Where can I look up assessed property values without a PDF?

Each edition turns that town’s published roll into a searchable page. Start here and choose the town. Each town page lists its source years and links to the official assessment roll.

Which Westchester towns can I search?

15 towns and villages: Ardsley, Bronxville, Dobbs Ferry, Harrison, Hastings-on-Hudson, Irvington, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Mamaroneck Village, New Castle, Pelham, Pelham Manor, Rye, Scarsdale, Tarrytown. Bronxville, Pelham and Pelham Manor have assessments only. They do not have tax estimates, permits or board news.

What does a new name on the roll mean?

The owner name changed between assessment rolls. A trust, LLC or estate update can cause a name change without a sale. Owner-change lists are available where comparable rolls and owner data are on file. Confirm transfers with the Westchester County Clerk.

What estate was my house built on?

Open the estate map and enter the address to see the country place, farm, orchard, or club that was there before the lots were cut, about 1870 to 1960. You can also type estate after you pick a town here. How streets are matched to estates: method.

Can I see older aerial photographs of an address?

Open the Time Machine and type the address. Drag the year from the 1925–26 county photos to the 2025 images. The 1925–26 photos are individual frames in the county clerk viewer. From 1947 the map is a mosaic that lines up with the streets.

How far is this house from the train?

Open Walk to the train and type the address. It shows the minutes on foot to the nearest Metro-North platform, at 3 mph with 1.35 times the straight-line distance for the street grid. Ardsley Village has no station. Method: how the number is made.

How do I check a flood zone?

Open the flood map and tap the lot. Or type flood zone in a town search to list houses whose lot touches FEMA's Special Flood Hazard Area, the zone with a 1% chance of flooding each year. A federally backed mortgage inside that area requires flood insurance. Houses outside the mapped area can still flood.

Is this the official assessor?

No. Dale Ledger is published by Infarill LLC. Check anything that matters on each town’s official roll or the county's property records system (PROS).

Sources, data and research formats