Mailing property tax statements to the owner of record
Collecting property taxes
Disbursing taxes to the taxing authorities (school districts, cities/towns, the county, fire districts, special districts, etc.)
Receiving all monies sent to Park County
Maintaining correct and proper accounting of all monies
Disbursing monies for obligations of the county on the orders of the Board of County Commissioners
Investing all monies until they are needed
Article XIV, Section 8 of the Constitution of the State of Colorado is the authority by which the Treasurer operates. Activities of the office are directed by the Legislature of the State of Colorado through the Statutes. The Treasurer is an elected official, serving a 4-year term of office.
The Treasurer does not determine the amount of tax to be collected. Property tax is determined by the mill levies * the Assessed Value of your property. The mill levies are determined by each governing entity associated with your property such as: County Commissioners, Special Districts (Example: Schools, Ambulance, Towns, Fire Stations, Water, South Park Recreation Center) that are voted in by the taxpayers.