New in 2026, the City and County of Denver is moving property tax statements online to denvergov.org/property. Property owners will receive a postcard in the mail with instructions on how to view and pay their property taxes online.
Key Messages:
Online property tax statements are a more sustainable solution that benefits residents:
- Taxpayers can now see multiple years of property tax statements
- Taxpayers can easily pay taxes on the same webpage
- Taxpayers will have a digital copy of their tax statement, which can be downloaded, saved, and emailed
- Taxpayers no longer need to contact the city to request copies of lost statements
- Denver saves 500,000 pieces of paper and $100,000 in mailing costs each year
Resources Available:
- Property owners can view or print a copy of their statement(s) for free by visiting a local Denver Library. Denver’s libraries offer computers, internet access, and printers for everyone for free.
- Taxes can still be paid online, by mail, or in-person at the Webb Building (201 W Colfax Ave). For questions, please call 311.
- These options are unchanged from previous years:
- Online: denvergov.org/propertytaxes
- By Mail: Check or money order made payable to Manager of Finance; Include parcel number on the memo line of the check/money order and include a copy of the property tax statement
- City and County of Denver
- Department of Finance, Treasury Division
- PO Box 17420
- Denver, CO 80217-0420
- In Person:
- Taxpayer Services Center
- 201 W. Colfax Ave., First Floor
- Denver, CO 80202
- Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.; Wed: 8:30am-4:30pm
- These options are unchanged from previous years:
- Certain low-income, senior, and veteran residents can apply for local and state tax relief programs at denvergov.org/propertytaxes.