2025 property tax notifications to be mailed
Larimer County Treasurer & Public Trustee Irene Josey is asking property owners in Larimer County to watch your mail next week for the delivery of your 2024 payable in 2025 property tax statement or property tax postcard.
As you review your property tax statement, know that while you pay your taxes to the Treasurer’s Office, the Treasurer is tasked with disbursing the funds to the various taxing authorities associated with your property. Where you live in the county determines which taxing authorities serve you.
Visit the Treasurer’s website (www.larimer.gov/treasurer) to:
- Pay your taxes online (e-Checks are free, convenient, and secure; credit/debit cards include a convenience fee). You have the option to pay your taxes in one full installment by April 30, or in two equal installments with the first half due by February 28, and the second half due by June 15.
- Obtain property tax history and receipts for payments.
- View and print your current year tax statement.
Payments can be mailed to Larimer County Treasurer & Public Trustee, P.O. Box 2336, Fort Collins, CO 80522. If you prefer to pay in person, you can use our 24-hour secure drop box located on the southwest corner of the Larimer County Courthouse offices at 200 West Oak St. Fort Collins, CO 80521, or visit our office located on the second floor between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. To ensure proper credit, please reference your schedule number on your check.
165,705 tax statements will be sent, including 159,642 real property, 3,081 personal property, 2,513 mobile homes, 120 state-assessed, and 349 oil/gas tax statements. Of these, over 5,419 tax statement notices will be emailed to individuals via email who have signed up for electronic notices.
Nearly 79,275 of the notices are traditional full-page statements including payment coupons. Those remaining are postcards, reducing paper and costs for all taxpayers. Postcards are sent to property owners whose taxes have previously been paid through an escrow account by the mortgage company or properties that are tax-exempt. If you’d like to review your statement before receiving it in the mail, you may do so here:www.larimer.gov/treasurer/taxinfo/statementinfo.
Does your mailing address need to be updated? One reason you may not receive your property tax statement could be that your mailing address is inaccurate in our records. To change your mailing address please visit our website.
Taxpayers who have business personal property taxes and would like to set up a payment plan are asked to call (970) 498-7029.
If you have not received your tax statement or if you have any other questions or concerns, please call our office at (970) 498-7020, email us at lctreasurer@larimer.org, or use our chat feature through our website at www.larimer.gov/treasurer.
