Assessor’s Office

Notices of Value – Long Forms

Easily access your Property Tax Assessment Long Form by clicking the link below. Use the Filter bar on the page to enter your account number and retrieve your assessment details.

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Paperless Notices

Sign up for paperless property tax notices through eNoticesOnline.

  1. Only authorized eNoticesOnline companies are listed on the site.
  2. Locate your eNoticesOnline Authorization Code—usually printed near your parcel or account number on your latest value notice, bill, or statement.
  3. Once you have your code, create a new account.
  4. Enter your Authorization Code during signup to link your account.
  5. After verifying your account, you’ll receive an email when your value notice, bills, or statements are available to view.

It is the duty of the assessor to make a fair and equitable assessment of all taxable property in the county. Our goal is to distribute the property tax burden as equally as possible according to the value of each taxpayer’s property and relative to the value of all other property within the county. Our office will continue to conduct an ongoing and thorough reappraisal program and regular field inspections of the property to achieve this goal.

All property, except that specifically exempted by law, is subject to taxation. It is the responsibility of the owner to see that it is listed with the assessor.

Assessor’s Office Information

The Assessor’s Office is committed to providing courteous answers and helpful assistance to all inquiries regarding the valuation of land, buildings, equipment, and fixtures. Taxpayers are encouraged to become familiar with their assessments and the property tax laws in Colorado.


Important notices regarding valuation and taxes due are mailed annually to property owners. It is the property owner’s responsibility to ensure the Assessor’s Office has the correct mailing address for these notices.


2023 Assessment Rates

  • Residential: 6.7%
  • Multi-Family: 6.7%
  • Agricultural: 26.4%
  • Renewable Energy: 26.4%
  • All Other Classifications: 27.9%

Note: Tax rates are subject to change for 2026.


2025 Assessment Rates

  • Local Government: 6.25%
  • School Districts: 7.05%
  • All Other Classifications: 27%

Calculation Formulas:

  • Actual Value × Assessment Rate = Assessed Value
  • Allowable Revenues ÷ Total Assessed Value = Mill Levy
  • Assessed Value × Mill Levy = Tax Amount Due
We welcome any questions, comments, or suggestions that you may have regarding the Assessor’s Office and your property assessment(s).
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