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Kim Monson · Colorado Voter's Guide 2026 Teller

Local measures are listed below. Last checked: September 28, 2026.

Teller
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Teller County's local ballot, November 3, 2026

The 6 listed questions concern city government, local sales taxes, water-district revenue authority and fire-district property taxes.
On the ballotWho is askingCategoryKim's recommendation
2ACity of Cripple CreekGovernment structureHome rule charter adoptionNo

Decides whether the city adopts its proposed home rule charter.

2BCity of Woodland ParkNew tax or feeSales tax increaseNo

Adds 0.25 percentage points to sales tax for existing school district certificate of participation debt payments, without an expiration.

3ATown of Green Mountain FallsNew tax or feeSales tax increaseNo

Adds 0.5% sales tax for 2027–2030 for the Old Town Marshal’s Building, with surplus revenue allowed for other capital projects.

6ARainbow Valley Water DistrictKeeping extra revenueWithout a new taxNo

Permits retention and spending of all-source revenue beyond specified revenue and spending limits from fiscal year 2027, with no expiration.

6BRainbow Valley Water DistrictKeeping extra revenue5.25 percent limit waived, if 6A passesNo

Permanently waives the statutory 5.25% property-tax revenue limit from tax year 2026, contingent on approval of 6A.

6CFlorissant Fire Protection DistrictProperty tax increaseFire district mill levyNo

Adds 3.2 mills for fire facilities, equipment and emergency services, with $320,000 stated for 2027 collections and no expiration.

The questions in total

6 local questions: 2 keeping extra revenue, 2 new tax or fee, 1 government structure, 1 property tax increase.

The two city sales taxes, water-district revenue limits and fire-district levy are separate proposals. The home-rule question concerns a proposed charter.

Kim recommends No on all 6 measures.

Teller County ballots for the November 3, 2026 general election.

District races

These districts touch the county. Your address determines which races apply to you. Check your official ballot.

US House of Representatives · 7

State Senate · 4

State House of Representatives · 60, 18

University of Colorado Board of Regents · 7

State Board of Education · 7

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