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Assessor's office establishes valuations, not taxes – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

Assessor's office establishes valuations, not taxes – The Durango Herald

Greetings, fellow property owners of La Plata County. You’ve likely heard the value of real estate in Colorado has seen a substantial increase over the past two years. It’s true, values have increased...

Legislators engage with housing plans, pesticide applicator regulations - Vimarsana News

Legislators engage with housing plans, pesticide applicator regulations

The Colorado General Assembly is in its final days of the 2023 session, with adjournment to take place no later than Monday, May 8 at midnight.Lawmakers have at least 200 bills to complete in the fina

Property valuations to reflect 'substantial increases' | Free Content - Vimarsana News

Property valuations to reflect 'substantial increases' | Free Content

As Notices of Valuation hit mailboxes this week, the Assessor’s Office has seen a median increase of between 40-60% in actual values from 2021.

Colorado property tax relief measure: Polis proposes $40K off values - Vimarsana News

Colorado property tax relief measure: Polis proposes $40K off values

The fate of property tax policy will likely be in the hands of Colorado voters this November as lawmakers and the governor try for long-term solutions to the state's skyrocketing property values.

Voters to be asked to counter impending property tax hike | Subscriber Content - Vimarsana News

Voters to be asked to counter impending property tax hike | Subscriber Content

Gov. Jared Polis on Monday announced voters will be asked to approve a measure in November to address the anticipated spike in property taxes.