Treasurer

Responsibilities & Services

The County Treasurer's Office is responsible for the collection and distribution of property taxes and the investment and reconciliation of all county funds. In the new City and County of Broomfield, the functions of the County Treasurer's Office are split between the finance director, Brenda Richey, and the revenue manager, Kimberly Pfeifer. The finance director is responsible for investments and reconciliation, as well as Retirement Board activities. The treasurer handles the billing, collection and distribution of property taxes.

Property Tax Payment Dates and Options

Property taxes may be paid in full or by halves without interest by the following dates.

• Full Payment: April 30
• First Half: February 28
• Second Half: June 15

You may make the above timely payment by cash, check, eCheck or credit card. There will be a 2.50% fee charged by the provider if you choose the credit card option or a $2.50 fee for eCheck. Please note, there is a $200,000 limit for payments made online. To pay by eCheck or credit card please access the online payment website. Call up your account, and choose an appropriate button (“Pay by Credit Card” or “Pay by eCheck”).

If paying after these dates, refer to the chart below or call us at 303.438.6390 for updated figures.

Penalties for Late Payments

*Note: Total taxes less than $25 must be paid using the full tax option.

Statutory Reference: 39-10-102, Colorado Revised Statutes

Certificate of Taxes Due

A Certificate of Taxes Due is a certification that all property taxes have been paid on a property except those shown on the certificate as still due. This assures the purchaser of the certificate that there will be no hidden surprises such as prior year delinquent taxes not shown on the tax rolls. If such a case occurs, the City and County of Broomfield will take care of any taxes that were omitted from the certificate.

• Statutory Reference: 39-10-115, Colorado Revised Statutes