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Mission Statement
To provide a safe and healthy community for present and future generations by:
- Providing equitable and quality service to all
- Treating each other with respect and dignity
- Acting with fiscal responsibility
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- Can I receive my property tax statement electronically?
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Yes! You can create an account at https://enoticesonline.com using the unique code found on your most recent property tax statement. If you do not have this code, please contact the Treasurer's Office for assistance.
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- How are taxes determined?
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Property taxes are figured by multiplying the assessed value of your property (as determined by the assessor’s office) by the mill levy which is set by the various taxing entities. The Treasurer’s Office collects these taxes and distributes the monies to the taxing entities. Remember: Taxes due are for the previous year.
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- Payment – When? Where? How?
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You have the option to pay your property taxes either in full or in two equal installments. If you choose to pay in full, the payment is due by April 30. If you opt for two installments, the first payment is due by the end of February, and the second payment is due by June 15.
Payments can be made in person at the Treasurer’s Office, located at 501 Palmer Street, Suite 202, Delta, or at the County Annex Building, 196 W. Hotchkiss Avenue, Hotchkiss. You may also mail your payment to: Delta County Treasurer, PO Box 580, Grand Junction, CO 81502-0580. Please note that only a United States Postal Service postmark will be accepted as proof of meeting payment deadlines.
We accept cash, checks, money orders, cashier’s checks, or certified funds. You can also pay by credit card or e-check through GovPros or by calling (877) 377-1027.
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