Office of the El Paso County Assessor, Colorado

A look back at the Gallagher Amendment and how it impacted property taxes for years koaa.com/news/capitol-w…

In Observance of Independence Day we are Closed on July 3-4. We will Return to Normal Hours on Wednesday, July 5th. Have a Safe & Happy Holiday.

We will be closed Monday, May 29, in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday. We take a moment to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

2021-2023 Residential Market Value Change

Plan to cut property tax in half for Coloradans on the table for voters to decide krdo.com/top-stories/20…

youtube.com/watch?v=UE-04r… We are extremely busy this time of year. Watch our informational video to better understand our process.

gis.dola.colorado.gov/Residential_Va… Take a look at the 2023, Interactive Colorado County Residential Value Change Map. You can Compare El Paso County Value Changes with the rest of the State.

2023 Notices of Value will arrive soon! Check out our insert for more information.

El Paso County property values skyrocket csindy.com/news/el-paso-c…

Property Value Increase for 2023. Read the Article at Assessor.elpasoco.com

If you haven't been to downtown @CityofCOS lately, it might look a little different with all the progress on the apartment complexes. There are nearly 2000 apts under construction right now from City Gate near Weidner Field to a whole row of complexes along Wahsatch. @DowntownCS

Snowing up north in the North Gate area near Bass Pro. The Apartments here are moving right along. Makes the area look a lot different. This area has really blown up with development from the Top Golf and IFly to more apartments. #development #growth #apartments #newapartment

LAST ACTION: 03/9/2023 | Postponed Indefinitely. HB23-1054-Prop Valuation Concerning real property valuation, extending the property tax reassessment cycle beginning on January 1, 2021, to a four-year cycle... leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb23-1054 SPONSORS: Rep. L. Frizell | Sen. B. Pelton

Concerning SB23-107, the motion failed on a vote of 2-3 on Feb 9th. The bill would have expanded the Senior And Veterans With Disabilities Property Tax Exemption. This does not affect the current program already in place. Learn more about the bill here: leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb23-107