On March 10, 2026, the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles will resume operations at its Wilmington location at 8:00 a.m., according to an announcement from the Delaware Department of Transportation. Service at this location will be available by appointment only.
The decision to reopen with an appointment system is intended to help manage customer volume in the facility. More details about how appointments can be scheduled will be shared as the reopening date approaches. The department said it appreciates the continued patience and support of the public as it works to resume service after December’s tragedy at the facility.
The other DMV locations in Delaware City, Dover, and Georgetown will continue to offer walk-in service for customers. There are no changes announced for these sites.
No additional background information or context regarding December’s tragedy was provided in the announcement. The department has not yet released further details about any new procedures or safety measures that may accompany the reopening.
For more information and updates, visit the Delaware Department of Transportation website.
