Property Tax Updates
A general informational webinar on recent property tax law changes in the 2024 Special Session bill HB24-1001 and 2024 Regular Session bills SB24-233 and HB24-1302 is available as a recorded webinar online with slides. For specific guidance on how to comply with the recently adopted property tax information bill from the 2024 Regular Session, please visit the HB24-1302 Mill Levy Public Information page.
Updates to E-Filing Portal and Local Government Information System
Starting November 13, 2024, the Division of Local Government (DLG) implemented a new e-filing portal to be used by all local government entities, requiring some current users to create new login credentials. Learn More
Update Your Local Government's Web Address
Please complete this form if your local government is looking to fulfill electronic public notice requirements by listing your official website within the Division of Local Government's online inventory.
Account Login
Filing and Reporting
- Audits and Exemptions
- Budget Reporting (Submissions)
- Civil Asset Forfeiture Reporting
- Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Guidebook
- Conservation Trust Fund
- Direct Distribution Resources
- Local Government Information System (LGIS)
- Update Your Local Government's Web Address / URL
- Request an E-filing Portal Account
Local Government Information System
- Documents required by statute to be filed with the Department of Local Affairs by local governments in Colorado
- Includes documents, property tax entity data, and more
- Search local governments by alphabet or county
- Login is not required to access this public information
Special Districts
Special Districts in Colorado are local governments, which include counties, municipalities (cities and towns), school districts, and other types of government entities such as "authorities" and "special districts."
Direct Distribution
The Colorado Department of Local Affairs distributes revenue derived from energy and mineral extraction statewide. These revenues come from State Severance Tax receipts and Federal Mineral Lease non-bonus payments.
Direct Distribution - Severance Tax and Federal Mineral Lease
Check-in with Your Regional Manager Team
A Regional Manager can help develop your projects with careful consideration of the mixture of available funding from a wide variety of sources. Each Regional Manager has extensive experience at the local, county, and state levels in project development and funding. In addition to project planning, Regional Managers have the skill and resources to assist in budgeting, facilitation and strategic planning.
A Regional Assistant can help you manage your contract requirements and the financial obligations to your grant. They can provide training and resources for using the portal, filling out requests for reimbursement forms and reports, and finalizing documentation for your project.