2A City of Alamosa
Continues Alamosa's half-cent city sales and use tax for streets, due to expire at the end of 2029, from January 1, 2030, through December 31, 2039.
Tax Extension
10 measures
Kersey 2B would continue 17.205 mills for 2028 through 2037. El Paso County 1A would extend its 0.23% public safety sales and use tax to January 1, 2037. Lafayette 2A would extend its park property tax through December 31, 2046, with a $713,000 annual collection ceiling but no mill rate stated. Garfield County library 6B would continue one mill beyond the approval expiring in 2027, without a new end date. Holyoke 2B would continue its 2.5% lodging tax through 2032. Summit County 1A would continue 4.652 mills from January 1, 2028, without a new expiration. Louisville 2B would continue its 0.125% historic preservation sales tax for 2029–2038 and change permitted uses and the museum allocation starting in 2027.
Alamosa County
(1)Boulder County
(2)2A City of Lafayette
Extends the Lamont Does Park property tax through December 31, 2046, with annual revenue from the levy limited to $713,000.
2B City of Louisville
Extends the 0.125% historic preservation sales tax to 2038, expands permitted uses and increases the museum campus allocation to 30%.
El Paso County
(1)1A El Paso County
Continues the existing 0.23% public safety sales and use tax to January 1, 2037, for specified law enforcement, jail and emergency response uses.
Garfield County
(1)6B Garfield County Public Library District
Extends the library district's existing 1.00-mill property tax beyond its 2027 expiration, with an estimated $2,666,876 in 2028 and no end date.
Larimer County
(1)Ballot Issue 5A Weld County School District RE-5J
Extends the district’s $4 million annual school tax beyond December 31, 2030, with no new end date stated.
Phillips County
(1)2B City of Holyoke
Extends Holyoke's 2.5% lodging tax for recreation programs, due to expire at the end of 2026, through December 31, 2032.
Pueblo County
(1)6B Pueblo West Metropolitan District
Makes Pueblo West's 1% sales tax for fire protection, now set to expire at the end of 2030, permanent at the same rate.
Summit County
(1)1A Summit County
Extends the existing 4.652-mill levy from 2028 without an expiration, continuing funding for wildfire prevention and other specified county programs.
Weld County
(2)2B Town of Kersey
Continues Kersey's existing 17.205-mill town property tax for 2028 through 2037, without increasing the rate.
5A Weld County School District RE-5J
Extends the district’s $4 million annual school tax beyond December 31, 2030, with no new end date stated.