Access Mill Levy and Local Revenue Resources here- including information on ‘De-brucing’
Mill Levy information & a look at K-12 Ed appropriation over time
Mill Levy information & a look at K-12 Ed appropriation over time
Mill Levy information & a look at K-12 Ed appropriation over time
• Assessed Valuation by District
• Assessed Valuation per Pupil
• Total Program Mills
• Voter Approved Mill Levy Override
• Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity FY 2022-23
• Tax Effort Equity by District and Per Pupil
Mill Levy and Tax Credits Updated November 2021
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2021-22 including an overall summary and detail by school district
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2021-22 by Assessed Value and type of Mill – includes pie chart and detail by school district
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- Total Assessed Value 2021-22
- Assessed Value per Pupil 2021-22
- Total Program Mills 2021-22 (mills each district levies as part of the school finance act)
- Mill Levy Overrides 2021-22 (voter-approved)
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- How much does one mill raise?
- How much does one mill raise per student?
The Colorado School Finance Project (CSFP) created several reports about Colorado’s School District Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity for 2020-21. It is important to note that school districts have no control over what 1 mill can raise.
February 2021
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2019-20 including an overall summary and detail by school district
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- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2020-21 Summary (portrait mode)
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2020-21 Summary (landscape mode)
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2020-21 by Assessed Value and type of Mill – includes pie chart and detail by school district
- Total Assessed Value 2020-21
- Assessed Value per Pupil 2020-21
- Total Program Mills 2020-21 (mills each district levies as part of the school finance act)
- Mill Levy Overrides 2020-21 (voter-approved)
- How much does one mill raise?
- How much does on mill raise per student?
- Mill Levy and Tax Credits Fiscal Year 2020-21
The Colorado School Finance Project (CSFP) created several reports about Colorado’s School District Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity for 2019-20. It is important to note that school districts have no control over what 1 mill can raise.
February 2020
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2019-20 including an overall summary and detail by school district
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- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2019-20 Summary (portrait mode)
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2019-20 Summary (landscape mode)
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2019-20 by Assessed Value and type of Mill – includes pie chart and detail by school district
- Total Assessed Value 2019-20
- Assessed Value per Pupil 2019-20
- Total Program Mills 2019-20 (mills each district levies as part of the school finance act)
- Mill Levy Overrides 2019-20 (voter approved)
- How much does one mill raise?
- How much does on mill raise per student?
The Colorado School Finance Project (CSFP) created several reports about Colorado’s School District Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity for 2018-19. It is important to note that school districts have no control over what 1 mill can raise. March 2019
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2018-19 including an overall summary and detail by school district
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2018-19 Summary (portrait mode)
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2018-19 Summary (landscape mode)
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2018-19 by Assessed Value and type of Mill – includes pie chart and detail by school district
- Total Assessed Value 2018-19
- Assessed Value per Pupil 2018-19
- Total Program Mills 2018-19 - (mills each district levies as part of the school finance act)
- Mill Levy Overrides 2018-19 - (voter approved)
- Bond Redemption Mills 2018-19 - (voter approved)
The Colorado School Finance Project’s (CSFP) created several reports about Colorado’s School District Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity for 2017-18. It is important to note that school districts have no control over what 1 mill can raise. February 2019
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2017-18 including an overall summary and detail by school district
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity 2017-18 by Assessed Value and type of Mill – includes pie chart and detail by school district
- Assessed Value
- Assessed Value per Pupil
- Total Program Mills - (mills each district levies as part of the school finance act)
- Mill Levy Overrides - (voter approved)
- Bond Redemption Mills - (voter approved)
- This list of District Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity with links
2016: The Colorado School Finance Project recently (2016) completed a review of school district Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity. It’s important to note that school districts have no control over what 1 mill can raise. The range for what 1 mill can raise is from a low of about $4,000 to a high of $13,000,000. The range for what 1 mill can raise per student is a low of about $20 to a high of $3,000.
- One page Tax Effort / Fiscal Capacity District highlight - comparing the differences between what 1 mill can raise in 6 districts.
- One page Tax Effort / Fiscal Capacity highlight per student - comparing the difference between what 1 mill can raise per student in 6 districts.
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity Report for all districts - includes Total Program Mills, Bond Mills, Total Override Mills, and Total Mills.
- It is important to note that school districts have no control over what 1 mill can raise. The range for what 1 mill can raise is from a low of about $4,000 to a high of $13,000,000. The range for what 1 mill can raise per student is a low of about $20 to a high of $3,000.
- One page Tax Effort / Fiscal Capacity District highlight - comparing the differences between what 1 mill can raise in 6 districts.
- One page Tax Effort / Fiscal Capacity highlight per student - comparing the difference between what 1 mill can raise per student in 6 districts.
- Tax Effort and Fiscal Capacity Report for all districts - includes Total Program Mills, Bond Mills, Total Override Mills, and Total Mills.