Tag: chuck broerman
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El Paso County to offer installment option for paying property taxes
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The El Paso County Treasurer’s Office is now offering a way for property owners to pay taxes in installments, with some qualification caveats. The program works through EscrowTaxes.com, which takes secure payments as monthly installments toward a final property tax bill. Payment options include e-check,…
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El Paso County property tax statements available beginning Friday
Property tax bills for El Paso County residents will be available beginning Friday. Property owners can access their property tax statements online at treasurer.elpasoco.com. Click on the “Real estate property tax search and online payments” link under the “Online services” section near the center of the webpage, county Treasurer Chuck Broerman said in a news…
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Mailing of El Paso County property tax bills delayed
El Paso County property owners can expect to receive their property tax bills a little later this year, giving them less time to pay those taxes by the usual deadlines. The Colorado Legislature recently adopted new laws during a special session before the new year to reduce the property assessment ratio and increase the amount…
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Mailing of El Paso County property tax bills delayed
El Paso County property owners can expect to receive their property tax bills a little later this year, giving them less time to pay those taxes by the usual deadlines. The Colorado Legislature recently adopted new laws during a special session before the new year to reduce the property assessment ratio and increase the amount…
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How could we boost Colorado Springs election turnout?
Voter turnout in the Colorado Springs City Council election Tuesday was low compared to recent municipal elections, records show. Raising the question: What should change? Turnout reached 26.8% — or 83,404 returned ballots from 310,942 registered voters on Election Day, city clerk’s data shows. Slipping from a turnout of 38% in 2019, 33% in 2017 and 40% in…





