Gilpin County's local ballot, November 3, 2026

Compare Gilpin County’s revenue-limit question with the Timberline Fire property-tax proposal.

On the ballotWho is askingCategoryKim's recommendation

1AGilpin CountyKeeping extra revenue5.25 percent limit waived and all revenue kept, permanentlyNo

Waives the statutory 5.25% property-tax revenue limit and permits retention of all-source revenue, including gaming, for infrastructure and maintenance.

7BTimberline Fire Protection DistrictProperty tax increaseFire district mill levy increaseNo

Adds six mills for firefighting, wildfire mitigation and general operations, with $1.2 million stated for the first full year.

The questions in total

2 local questions: 1 keeping extra revenue, 1 property tax increase.

Dollar figures are on each question's row and page and are not added here: Timberline Fire's 7B states $1,200,000 in its first full fiscal year, and Gilpin County's 1A states no dollar amount.

Kim recommends No on all 2 measures.

Gilpin County sample ballot for the November 3, 2026 general election.

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