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Park County Property Appraiser Agenda

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Park County Government serves over 18,000 residents in communities that span our rugged and cherished mountain communities. We strive to preserve and promote the well-being of the County's citizens, natural environment and rural character. We deliver services and set standards that reflect our values and preserve our unique quality of life for present and future generations to enjoy. We are seeking people who have a strong work-ethic, self-starters, loves what they do and is motivated to share their knowledge and experience with those who they work with. We thrive on working collaboratively and overcoming challenges. Together, we all make Park County a great place to live and work. What We Provide: We are always hiring and want to help you start your career with us! Enjoy a 4-day work week, competitive benefits, remote work opportunities, advancement and continuing education, and a hard-working yet family-friendly culture.

County Financial Statements

County Financial Statements Comprehensive Annual Financial Report The Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the county is available online after it is prepared by the Finance Department. Most Recent Report | View All

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Coroner's Office - Deputy Coroner (Part-time)

Park County Government is seeking qualified individuals for a part-time Deputy Coroner position with the Coroner's Office. Park County Government serves over 18,000 residents in communities spanning rugged mountain communities. The county strives to preserve and promote the well-being of the County's citizens, natural environment and rural character, delivering services and setting standards that reflect community values and preserve the unique quality of life for present and future generations. The county is seeking people who have a strong work ethic, are self-starters, love what they do, and are motivated to share their knowledge and experience with colleagues. Park County thrives on working collaboratively and overcoming challenges. Benefits include a 4-day work week, competitive benefits package, remote work opportunities, advancement potential, continuing education support, and a hard-working yet family-friendly culture.

Park County-Held Tax Lien Certificates

Park County-Held Tax Lien Certificates County Held Liens See Assessor's website "Search Property Data" for additional property information including legal. See Treasurer's website "Property Search and CTD's" for current balance due plus an additional $4 assignment fee will be added. Call Treasurer's office at 719-836-4239 if interested in purchasing the county held lien. Tax Lien Certificates Tax lien certificates are available to anyone who may wish to purchase them, except Park County Government employees or their families. Most tax liens are sold at the yearly tax lien sale. Those not sold are then held by the County for purchase. Purchasing tax lien certificates is a "buyer beware" proposition, we strongly advise that you conduct due diligence in researching a certificate before having it assigned to you. Please research legal descriptions using maps and records available through the Assessor's Office. You may also want to go to the property and see for yourself before making a decision. Understand that you are holding a tax lien certificate; this does not give you any legal rights to the encumbered property. In order to purchase a County-held tax lien certificate, you must pay the county the value of the certificate plus a $4 assignment fee. Payments Must Be Made by Cash and/or Certified Funds. You will be required to fill out a W-9 form. Certificates are eligible for a Treasurer's Deed application after the lien has remained active for 3 years from the date of the original sale date. There is a deed application fee of $1000. The process usually takes approximately 7-9 months depending upon research time. To purchase a County-held tax lien certificate, contact the Treasurer's office at 719-836-4202.

Treasurers Deed Notices

Treasurers Deed Notices This page contains links and information for: - KIP Notices - Public Auction Notices These notices relate to the Treasurer & Public Trustee office's management of tax liens and property sales in Park County.

Investor Portal

The Investor Portal allows Tax Lien Investors to access Certificate and Redemption Reports. Please Note: Endorsement List can also be accessed, however, Endorsement amounts are not accurate until August 1st of each year. Endorsements cannot be processed prior to August 1st of each year. If you are logging in for the first time, please contact Kathleen at 719-836-4239 to set up User ID and Password. Please check back as information and links will be added as we get closer to Tax Lien Sale.

Economic and Workforce Development

Economic Development Part 1 - Opportunity Assessment - Spring 2024 The Colorado State University Business School, in partnership with Park County Extension, conducted a comprehensive, county-wide Opportunity Assessment for Park County this spring. In March, the team met with residents, business leaders, community organizations and others in Bailey, Fairplay/Alma, Lake George and Guffey. In April, the team returned to Park County to host roundtables in Fairplay and Lake George. Finally, the team presented the results to the Board of County Commissioners and general public on May 7, 2024. Part 2 - Fall 2024 Building on the Spring student efforts, the fall semester student cohort focused on four key areas of economic development opportunities in Park County, including: Tourism, Land Use Code, Signage, and Mentoring Opportunities for Park County. Thanks to all their efforts! If you have questions about this work, please reach out to Barbie Garnett, CSU Extension Director, at 719-836-4152. Starting a Business? Click here to review some important FAQs Workforce Development The Colorado Small Business Development Center Network (CSBDC) is dedicated to helping existing and new businesses grow and prosper in Colorado by providing free and confidential consulting and no- or low-cost training programs. The CSBDC has locations around the state with a team of business experts ready to help you create and retain jobs, secure loans, increase sales, win government contracts, obtain certifications and more. Park County is part of the Central Mountain SBDC (Salida), located at: 123 G St Suite 29, Salida, CO 81201 call: 719-221-0374 or visit https://centralsbdc.org/

Property Tax Exemptions for Disabled Veterans/Surviving Spouses, Gold Star Spouses & Senior Citizens

Disabled Veterans Property Tax Exemption Basic Qualifications Each of the following statements must be true to qualify: - The applicant must be a veteran who sustained a service-connected disability while serving on active duty in the Armed Forces of the United States. This includes members of the National Guard and Reserves who sustained their injuries during a period in which they were called to active duty. - The applicant must be an honorably-discharged veteran. - The United States Department of Veterans Affairs has rated the applicant's service-connected disability as 100% permanent and total. - The applicant must be the owner of record and must have been the owner of record since January 1 of the current year. Exemptions to Basic Qualifications The applicant may still qualify if one or more of the following statements are true: - Ownership is in the spouse's name, and the spouse also occupies the property. - Ownership has been transferred to or purchased by a trust, corporate partnership or other legal entity solely for estate planning purposes. - The qualifying disabled veteran or his/her spouse was, or is, confined to a health care facility. - The applicant was forced to move when the prior residence was condemned in an eminent domain proceeding. How to Apply To apply, you must first read the instructions then file a completed application with the Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs, postmarked no later than July 1. If you have questions about the exemption, please call the Park County Assessor's Office at 719-836-4331.

Reappraisal and Appeal Process

Reappraisal and Appeal Process Odd-numbered years are re-appraisal years in the State of Colorado. Appraisals of property for property tax assessment purposes in Colorado will be updated to a new level of value in 2025. All real property is reviewed and new values are established for ad valorem taxation purposes. All Colorado County Assessors are required by law to perform analyses of local market conditions, and adjust their appraisals accordingly. The new level of value is based on the analysis of sales data (market approach) and the consideration of the cost and income approach for vacant land and commercial. In addition to review by individual taxpayers and the County Board of Equalization, the Assessor's values are subject to annual audit by the General Assembly's Legislative Council. This process ensures distribution of the property tax burden, fairly, uniformly, and as prescribed by law. Assessor's office staff have been conducting physical inspections, verifying terms of sales, rental rate inquiries, and other duties to identify changes in the status of individual properties. The staff has also measured value changes by property type, within each economic region. We ask your cooperation in acquiring accurate real estate data used in our analysis, especially accurate reporting on the TD 1000 (transfer declaration). Each staff appraiser is a qualified professional and licensed appraiser by the state of Colorado. Our credentials vary from certified residential, licensed residential and Ad Valorem appraisers. We are striving to provide an answer to the same question, what is a property worth as of June 30, 2024, based on its condition and use on January 1, 2025. Notices of Valuation will be mailed to all property owners on or before May 1, 2025. The notice will contain the prior actual value, the current actual value, and the net change. The notice will also state the applicable rate of assessment and your rights to request a review of our appraisal. The Colorado General Assembly sets the assessment rate. The Assessor's Office has no control over tax rates. Mill levies are set each year by taxing authorities. The mill levy is the total percentage of each tax bill going to schools, fire districts, water and sanitation districts, library districts, governmental agencies, and other special districts that provide services to the area in which your property is located. Each tax district is different. Once the mill rates have been determined, and the Assessor's Appraisal Staff has updated the property records, the data gathered is analyzed and an estimate of value for each parcel in Park County is assigned. An Abstract of Assessment is produced outlining the total assessed value of each category of property and each use within those categories. The Assessor does not determine property tax amounts, but we provide an estimate of probable 2025/2026 property tax amounts (payable in 2027). If voters approve new debt or increase tax rates in November, the estimates may understate actual tax amounts. The telephone number listed below is a special telephone number that is only available during the appeal process for Real Property May 1 – June 8 of each year and for Personal Property from June 15 - June 30. This allows a voice mail option, if you wish to leave a message. We will return your calls as soon as is possible. If you wish to file an appeal, you can do so by using the search portion of our website to locate your property and then going to appeal. Please fill out the form as complete as possible and provided back up documentation. Remember the statutory period to appeal the Assessor's valuation is May 1 through June 8. Contact Information Park County Combined Offices 856 Castello Suite 2102 Fairplay, CO 80440 Phone Number: 719-836-4394 appeal line - only open during appeal season

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Advisory Board on the Environment (ABE) Meeting - May 12, 2026

Advisory Board on the Environment (ABE) meeting scheduled for May 12, 2026. Agenda posted May 6, 2026 at 5:07 PM. Multiple agenda document downloads are available through the Park County CivicEngage system.

Park County Property Appraiser Agenda

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Board of County Commissioners - Regular Meeting

Board of County Commissioners (Agendas) for 2026. Regular Meeting scheduled for Jul 7, 2026, posted Jun 30, 2026 4:33 PM. Multiple versions available for download in HTML, PDF, and Packet formats.

July 07, 2026, Regular Meeting

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Park County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting - July 7, 2026

PARK COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING AGENDA TUESDAY, JULY 7TH, 2026 1:00 PM MEETING ACCESS: Video: https://zoom.us/j/632627219?pwd=Q2gvUVEwd0JuQ0R3TE9qWE9LTk9kQT09 Audio Dial Options: (669) 900-6833 US (Western US) (929) 205-6099 (Eastern US) Meeting ID: 632 627 219 Password: 04408 Note: For accurate public record, you must identify yourself when entering the meeting. AGENDA ITEMS: 1:00 PM CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AGENDA APPROVAL CONSENT ITEMS: - Approval of Vouchers - Approval of Minutes (06/23/2026) CONVENE AS THE COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION: - 2026 Assessor's Report for Valuation of Assessment to County Board of Equalization RECONVENE AS THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONSIDERATION AND/OR DECISION ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: I. APPROVE/DENY RESOLUTION FOR 2025 TITLE I & III FOREST RESERVE DISTRIBUTION II. A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT ALLOWING FOR A WEDDING AND EVENT VENUE IN THE AGRICULTURE ZONE DISTRICT, ON AN 886.55-ACRE PARCEL LOCATED IN T13 R76 S08 AND ADDRESSED AS 1290 RANCH ROAD, HARTSEL. CASE # PZ 2026-0080 III. APPROVE/DENY AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTION CLARIFYING AND LIMITING THE USE OF COUNTY FUNDS FOR LEGAL REPRESENTATION OF ELECTED OFFICIALS IV. APPROVE/DENY INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT (IGA) REGARDING HOUSING OF PARK COUNTY INMATES AT THE CHAFFEE COUNTY DETENTION CENTER V. APPROVE/DENY AMENDMENT TO ORDER FORM FOR PLACER AI PUBLIC HEARING(S): I. CONTINUED FROM 2/18/2026, 4/21/2026, AND 6/16/2026: REZONING - CASE A25-0118 - T07 R72 S1 SW4 A PARCEL IN SW4 SECTION 1-7-72, NW4 SECTION 12-7-72, A PORT DESC R781265 DESC IN ADDENDUM R792480 (58.282 AC), ADDRESSED AS 14097 WANDCREST PARK DR, BAILEY. THE APPLICANT PREVIOUSLY APPLIED FOR AND WAS GRANTED A REZONING FROM RESIDENTIAL TO PUD BUT THAT WAS RESCINDED BY THE BOCC ON NOVEMBER 19, 2025. THE APPLICANT IS NOW APPLYING TO REZONE THE PROPERTY TO AGRICULTURAL TO RUN CATTLE (REVERTED FROM NO SPECIFIC USE BY EMAIL ON 1/20/2026). APPLICANT: ADAM SHIRLEY - ASKAG, LLC CONVENE AS THE PARK COUNTY LIQUOR BOARD PUBLIC HEARING(S): I. APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE: LAST CHANCE LIQUOR LTD AT 49578 US HIGHWAY 285 GRANT, CO 80448 APPLICANT: CHRISTOPHER JONES (OWNER) ADJOURN AS THE PARK COUNTY LIQUOR BOARD RECONVENE AS THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC COMMENTS: Written comments are accepted and will be included in the public record. Submit to the Commissioners' administrative assistant no later than the Friday before the scheduled meeting. Comments can be sent via email to [email protected] or mailed to the Board of County Commissioners' office (PO Box 1373, Fairplay, CO 80440). ADMINISTRATIVE SESSION: Times are approximate. Items may be heard earlier or later than shown. Items may be added to the agenda up to 24 hours before the scheduled time. Items may be deleted or cancelled at any time. For the most updated agendas, please check www.parkcountyco.gov. For further information, contact the BOCC Office at [email protected] or call 719-836-4201.