Property Taxes

Our online payment system has been turned off in preparation for tax sale.  The office is now accepting only certified funds (cash, cashiers check, money order, wire) to be received no later than October 28, 2020 by 4:30pm.  Please email Treasurer@summitcountyco.gov to obtain amount due. 


COVID-19 Operations

In response to COVID-19 our office open by appointment only. Select "Book Now" to see our availability.  

Drop boxes are available around the county to submit payment to the Treasurer.


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New in 2020! 

This year we have partnered with our bank to provide a lock box therefore the returned envelopes provided with your Tax Notice will have the address PO Box 3918, Grand Junction, CO 81502-3918.    

Tax Payment Deadlines

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

PAY BUTTON FINALPay 2019 taxes due in 2020 for Real and Personal Property. 

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register button 2 Opens in new windowGo Paperless! You will need a code to register, found in the original 2020 Tax Notice or call our office to retrieve code.


Payment Options 

Property taxes may be paid online, via mail or in person at the Summit County Courthouse, 208 E. Lincoln Ave., Breckenridge. If you have a home mortgage, your mortgage lender will pay your property taxes through your escrow account.


Online


To pay your property taxes online, visit our online payment portal. Property tax payments can be made through the online portal with a credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) or a checking account. Third party fees apply. 

Payments by Mail or in Person


To submit your property tax payment by mail, make checks payable to "Summit County Treasurer" 
Pay by Mail (USPS): PO Box 289, Breckenridge CO 80424
In Person/Overnight (FedEx/UPS): 208 E. Lincoln Ave., Breckenridge, CO 80424

​​Late Payments


When property tax payments are not submitted by the due date listed on the bill, a 1% interest charge accrues the day after the payment deadline. Unpaid taxes on real property are sold in October at our Tax Lien Sale. Contact the Treasurer's Office to obtain information to redeem tax lien. 

Electronic Tax Notices- NEW!

To receive property tax notices via email, rather than through U.S. Mail, register through our online portal. If you sign up for electronic notices, you will no longer receive Summit County property tax notices via mail, regardless of whether you pay your property taxes or your mortgage company does.

Property Tax Payment Archive

To verify remaining balance due, view transaction history and tax notices from 2009-current visit our property tax archive.

Mailing Address Changes

Notify the Assessor's Office of an address change. It is the responsibility of the property owner to provide the Summit County Assessor's Office with any changes to mailing addresses for property tax notices.