Local measures are listed below. Last checked: September 28, 2026.
Larimer County's local ballot, November 3, 2026
Adds a 0.3% countywide sales and use tax beginning January 1, 2027, with no end date. Commissioners could spend the revenue on wildfire protection, infrastructure and other county needs.
Adds a 0.50% town sales and use tax for law enforcement and public safety, with revenue above the budget for those services available for other lawful town operations.
Berthoud would borrow up to $28 million for parks and recreation, including Mountain Vista Park. Repayment could total up to $60 million, paid from existing sales and use taxes without a tax increase.
Extends the district’s $4 million annual school tax beyond December 31, 2030, with no new end date stated.
Creates the district and levies up to 13.791 mills from 2027, $48,000 in the first year, for roads and operations.
Colland Center would have a new public improvement district and a property tax of up to 22.942 mills for roads and district operations, starting with 2027 collections.
Terry Point Estates would have a new public improvement district and a property tax of up to 26.970 mills for roads and district operations, starting with 2027 collections.
A new district sales tax of up to half a percent from 2027, $3.5 million in the first full year, for any lawful purpose.
Authorizes up to $16 million in bonds for a paved trail and refinancing, with repayment capped at $36 million, using property taxes approved in 2001.
Adds a 0.333% sales and use tax with no end date and authorizes $580 million in debt for Colorado Connector passenger rail.
Raises the district's property tax by 5.3 mills from 2027, up to $331,000 in the first year, permanently.
Permanently waives the 5.25% property tax revenue limit and lets the district keep all revenue outside legal revenue limits, without creating a tax or setting a higher rate.
Phases in up to 4 additional mills of property tax between 2027 and 2034 for fire and emergency personnel, equipment, services and facilities.
13 local questions covered: 2 borrowing, 1 keeping extra revenue, 3 new tax or fee, 1 passenger rail tax and borrowing, 5 property tax increase, 1 tax extension.
Up to $39,695,000 in first-year tax increases, calculated from the figures seven questions state. Outside the total: 5A extends a $4 million a year override; 7E states no amount; 7F states only its 2034 amount; 7A's $295 million in the first year covers the whole rail district.
Up to $44,000,000 of borrowing, repayment up to $96,000,000, calculated from the figures 3G and 6E state; 6E's bonds also refinance existing district obligations. The rail district's $580 million of debt is outside the total.
I recommend a no vote on all thirteen.
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