Garfield County is pursuing a temporary mill levy credit in 2023, a move that would lower county mills from 13.655 to 13.155. This should help provide relief to homeowners who are facing increased property taxes.
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Case study gathers resident sentiments about rents, rules, legislative remedies Like a lot of his neighbors, John Sullivan looks down his Apple Tree Park street and across the Colorado River toward the small Western Slope.
Editor’s note: This story from Aspen Journalism is being published in two parts. You can read the story in its entirety at aspenjournalism.org. Like a lot of his neighbors, John Sullivan looks down his Apple.
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Many homeowners in Garfield County were concerned about an increase in taxes they may owe due to the recent rising cost of housing. Because of this, many property owners filed an appeal to protest the.
Rising costs associated with higher property valuations prompted nearly 1,938 protests this year in Garfield County. Of those appeals, 701 were adjusted while the remaining 1,237 properties were denied, an official told commissioners Monday. “By.
Garfield County commissioners consider how to blunt tax increase Garfield County commissioners are considering ways to help provide relief for property owners facing increases in their property taxes following the most recent valuation. Among those.
Everyone is talking about property valuations this year. Yes, they went up, and property owners all over Colorado are upset. Garfield County notices of value were mailed to property owners in early May and reflect.