El Paso County Property Tax

Key Property Tax Resources in El Paso County, Colorado

El Paso County property taxes are collected by the El Paso County Treasurer’s Office. Property owners can access their tax records, make payments, and find other related information using the resources provided by the Treasurer’s Office.

To manage your property tax, you will need your account number, parcel ID, or property address. Tax records are updated regularly, but there may be some delays in processing new information.

Who Handles Property Taxes in El Paso County?

In El Paso County, the Assessor’s Office is responsible for determining property values and managing exemptions, while the Treasurer’s Office handles the collection and processing of property tax payments. If you have questions about property value, exemptions, or disputes, contact the Assessor’s Office. For payment inquiries, tax amounts, or status, reach out to the Treasurer’s Office.

How to Find Your Property Tax Bill

You can easily find your property tax bill online by using your parcel ID, account number, or property address. Visit the El Paso County Treasurer’s official website and use the property tax search tool. The online portal will show your tax balance, the amount due, and payment deadlines. If you need a paid tax receipt for IRS or mortgage purposes, you can download or print it directly from the portal.

Find your property tax bill and receipts here.

How to Pay Your Property Taxes

Property taxes in El Paso County can be paid online, by mail, or in person. The online payment portal accepts credit cards, debit cards, and e-checks. If paying by mail, send your payment to the El Paso County Treasurer’s Office at P.O. Box 2018, Colorado Springs, CO 80901-2018. In-person payments can be made at the Citizens Service Center during business hours. Please note that convenience fees may apply when paying by credit card or debit card.

Payments are due by April 30th, with the option to pay in two installments: the first half is due by the last day of February, and the second half by June 15th. Taxes under $25 must be paid in full by the April deadline.

Deadlines, Status, and Tax Saving Programs

Property tax payments are due by April 30th. If you choose the installment option, the first half is due by the end of February and the second half by June 15th. Senior citizens and other qualifying individuals may be eligible for property tax savings programs, such as exemptions or deferral programs. You can learn more about these programs and check the status of your tax payment on the Treasurer's website.

To check the status of your payment or confirm eligibility for property tax exemptions, visit the Treasurer’s website or contact their office directly.

Delinquency and Next Steps

If your property taxes are not paid on time, interest and penalties will begin to accrue. The interest rate for late payments starts at 1% per month and increases as time passes. If taxes remain unpaid, your property may be subject to a tax lien sale. You can check for tax liens and payment status online. If a lien is placed, it is important to act quickly to redeem the property and avoid further complications.

For assistance with delinquent taxes or to inquire about the tax lien process, contact the El Paso County Treasurer’s Office.

Contact Information

If you have questions about property tax payments or need assistance, please use the following contact details:

Facility Name Physical Address Phone Number
El Paso County Treasurer Citizens Service Center, 1675 West Garden of the Gods Road, Suite 2100, Colorado Springs, CO 80907 (View on Google Maps) (719) 520-7900