Livingston Property Tax Bills Hitting The Mail Soon, Grace Period Extended

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Livingston homeowners should be getting their latest property tax bills in the mail soon, town officials say.

The township shared a reminder for local homeowners in a recent advisory: “The 2025 final/2026 preliminary tax bills will be mailed the first week of August 2025. The grace period for third quarter taxes has been extended to Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025.”

Livingston property owners can also look up their tax bills online here.

Property taxes in New Jersey are mainly made up of three parts: school, municipal and county. In 2024, the average Livingston resident paid $17,640 in property taxes on a home valued at $721,238 (not including credits and deductions).

>> Read More: Here's How Much Livingston Homeowners Pay In Taxes (2025 Update)

MUNICIPAL BUDGET

The Livingston Town Council unanimously voted to adopt the 2025 municipal budget at their meeting on June 4. View the budget here.

Local homeowners will face a municipal tax increase of 2.12 percent, less than the the Consumer Price Index of 2.9 percent – which is “below inflation,” Deputy Mayor Shawn Klein said.

Mayor Ed Meinhardt said the municipal portion of a local homeowner’s taxes comes to about 17.9 percent of their total bill this year.

Watch footage from the June 4 town council meeting below (video is cued to the budget hearing):

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