Property Tax Increase

Adds $1.5 million in subdistrict property taxes in 2027, adjusted annually for inflation afterward, with no stated expiration.

Adds $105,000 in district property taxes in 2027 for operations, amenities and maintenance, with later inflation and local-growth adjustments.

Adds 2.579 mills for child care and preschool, with $30 million stated for 2027 collections and no expiration.

If Niwot incorporates, adds four mills for operations and maintenance, with $900,000 stated for the first full year.

Creates a road improvement district with up to 14.47 mills in property taxes and a $3.5 million multi-year obligation.

Establishes a road district, permits up to 17.34 mills in property taxes and authorizes a multi-year obligation up to $1.25 million.

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

Adds 5.3 mills in 2027 for fire protection and emergency response, up to $331,000 in the first year, with no expiration.

Raises Rye Fire's property tax levy by 11.652 mills for ten tax years (collections 2027 through 2036), estimated at $1,098,568.97 in the first full fiscal year.

Raises the district's property tax by 3.97 mills from 2027, $925,225 in the first full year, with the rate adjustable to hold revenue.

Raises the district's property tax by 4.0 mills from 2027, $400,000 in the first full year, about $2 a month per $100,000 of residential property value, as the question states.

A 4.85-mill fire district property tax increase, $327,903 the first year, with no end date.

$497,646 a year in fire district taxes through collection year 2051 for new fire stations, and the 5.25 percent property tax limit waived in all future years.

Raises district taxes by $497,646 a year, beginning in collection year 2027 and continuing until collection year 2051, for new fire stations; waives the 5.25% property tax limit on all district taxes in all future years.

Up to 6.9 more mills for the fire district from 2026, $361,851 in the first year.

Adds 7.9 mills to Glenwood Springs' city property tax for fire and emergency services through December 31, 2046, with $3,132,000 stated for 2027.

Adds 5.9 mills to the rural fire district's property tax for fire and emergency services through December 31, 2046, with $980,000 stated for 2027.

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

Extends the Grand County Library District's expiring levy of up to 0.95 mills without expiration, for a total continuing levy of 3.36 mills, with the proceeds kept outside revenue limits.

Raises the county's property tax by 2 mills from 2027, about $354,692 a year, for parks, recreation and cultural facilities and programs.

Adds 11.652 mills of property tax for ten tax years, estimated at $1,098,568.97 in the first year.

Creates a separate 4.5-mill levy in 2027 for fire apparatus and vehicles, with no expiration.

Imposes 2.6 additional mills in 2027 for recreation facilities and operations, with no expiration.

Adds four mills in 2027 and adjusts the resulting 16-mill levy annually to offset refunds and abatements.

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.

Raises the district's property tax by 5.3 mills from 2027, up to $331,000 in the first year, permanently.

Phases in up to 4 additional mills of property tax between 2027 and 2034 for fire and emergency personnel, equipment, services and facilities.

Raises the fire district's property tax from 3.500 to 8.500 mills, $230,201.71 the first year, for a new fire station and services.

Raises the operating levy from 5.242 to 11.5 mills, for a 12.5-mill total district levy from 2027, and permanently exempts all district revenue from the specified limits.

Levies a West End Health Service District property tax of up to 20 mills, $949,950 in collection year 2027, for operating and capital costs, with all district revenue kept outside TABOR's limits.

Adds $1.5 million in subdistrict property taxes in 2027, adjusted annually for inflation afterward, with no stated expiration.

A new 0.853 mill county property tax for up to 25 years from 2028, $5,266,081 in the first full year of collection, for the Healthy Community Fund.

Adds 11.652 mills of property tax for ten tax years, estimated at $1,098,568.97 in the first year.

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.

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.

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

Raises the Akron Rural Fire Protection District's property tax by 2.31 mills from levy year 2026, $73,170.56 in the first full year, with all district revenue kept outside TABOR's limits from 2027.

Adds one mill in 2027, another in 2028 and another in 2029 for staffing and equipment; the three-mill increase continues afterward.

Adds $1.5 million in subdistrict property taxes in 2027, adjusted annually for inflation afterward, with no stated expiration.

Phases in up to 4 additional mills of property tax between 2027 and 2034 for fire and emergency personnel, equipment, services and facilities.