Local measures are listed below. Last checked: September 28, 2026.
Routt County's local ballot, November 3, 2026
Adds two percentage points to the town sales tax from January 1, 2027, for capital improvements, with no end date and authority to exceed the stated $400,000 in later years.
Adds $525,861 in school taxes in 2026–2027, then sets the levy each year to produce that amount or the revenue from 3.0 mills, whichever is higher, with no end date.
Brings property in the Hayden school district into the Colorado Mountain College District and its property tax levy, listed at 3.82 mills but subject to future annual certification.
Authorizes an additional $10.1 million in school property taxes in 2027, followed by amounts tied to the statutory limit for general-fund levies, for educational purposes.
Adds up to 3.0 mills for West Routt fire and emergency services, beginning with 2028 collections, with a stated $448,950 first-year increase and no end date.
Waives Morrison Creek’s 5.25% property tax revenue-growth limit permanently, fixes its adjusted levy at the adjusted 2026 level for 2027–2031, and authorizes a future total levy up to 20 mills.
Adds a 0.5% sales tax for regional transportation from January 1, 2027, with a stated $7,875,197 in the first full fiscal year, authority for higher later collections and no end date.
Seven local questions: 2 new tax or fee, 2 property tax increase, 2 school tax increase, 1 keeping extra revenue.
Dollar figures are on each question's row and page and are not added here: they are stated for different years and different districts, and two of the questions state no dollar amount.
I recommend a no vote on all seven.
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