Treasurer

The County Treasurer functions as the County's banker, collecting all revenues on behalf of those public sector entities which use property tax as a source of revenue.

The Treasurer receives, invests, and disburses monies in accordance with applicable state statutes. TheTreasurer handles tax notifications, public tax sales, treasurer’s deeds, mobile homes, and related issues.

The Treasurer also serves as Public Trustee and is elected for a 4-year term.

Learn more on the State of Colorado Treasurer's Office website.

Public Notice

All Colorado newspapers are required to post their legal notices on the Public Notice Colorado website.

Recent state legislative changes impacting taxes payable in 2026:

• Dual Residential Assessment Rates
  Beginning with the 2025 property tax year (taxes payable in 2026), Colorado law created two residential assessment rates: one for school district taxes and one for all other local government taxes.

• Colorado SB23B-001 “2023 Property Tax Relief Bill” has expired
  Excerpt from SB23B-001: “Valuation changes. For the 2023 property tax year, section 1 of the act reduces the valuation for assessment (valuation) for multi-family residential real property and all other residential real property from the already temporarily reduced 2023 rate of 6.765% of the amount equal to the actual value minus the lesser of $15,000 or the amount that causes the valuation to be $1,000 to 6.7% of the amount equal to the actual value minus the lesser of $55,000 or the amount that causes the valuation to be $1,000.”