BEWARE OF SCAMS
PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO ANY TEXT OR EMAIL ASKING YOU TO PAY YOUR TAXES FOR A FEE! Our office does not send out text messages or emails to ask you to pay property taxes and charge an extra fee to to this. This is spam. Do not respond or click on the link. We were contacted by a member of the public who received such a message recently. His taxes were already paid and not on our delinquent list
Patricia "Patty" Bartlett, Logan County Treasurer
Logan County Courthouse
315 Main Street
Sterling, CO 80751
Telephone: (970) 522-2462
Fax: (970)521-4179
treasurer@logancountyco.gov
8 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. M-F Closed legal holidays
The main functions of the County Treasurer’s Office are to collect taxes and disburse them to the appropriate taxing districts and to maintain and invest the County’s financial resources. As the custodian of County funds, the Treasurer invests with the objectives of legality, safety, liquidity and yield in mind. To enforce collection of all delinquent taxes accomplished through the annual tax sale, distraints and fieldwork by office staff.
Colorado Open Records Act Fee Policy
Logan County Open Records Request Form
Property Tax Payment Dates
Only half or full payments will be accepted. Partial payments are not accepted.
Half Payment Option Deadlines
First Half: February 29, 2024
Second Half: June 15, 2024 (June 17, 2024)
Full Payment Option Deadline
April 30, 2024
If your payment is postmarked after the deadline date, delinquent interest is added to the tax amount according to the following chart:
The Colorado Legislature and Governor Polis recently enacted changes to laws to accommodate property tax relief, which will delay Colorado counties certifying their tax roll. The new tax roll deadline is January 24, 2024, which is two weeks later than previous years.
This new deadline allows taxing authorities sufficient time to certify their mill levies and give county assessors more time to compile newly required data, which subsequently delays the tax roll certification. The changes do not alter the first-half payment due date for property taxes which is February 29, 2024, due to the 2024 Leap Year. The Colorado Legislature did not adjust this first half deadline, at the request of special districts like fire departments, school districts, health districts, hospitals, and other public entities. These districts needed to ensure that they would receive early spring tax revenues from County Treasurers on the same schedule as previous years, in order to have sufficient revenue to continue to operate. Once the tax roll process is complete, property owners will receive their statements, which takes about two weeks by mail.
Logan County Courthouse Official Drop Box
The drive-up drop box is located in the parking lot entrance to the Courthouse off of Ash Street on the east end of the parking lot.
The drop box can be used for voted ballots, motor vehicle renewals, tax payments and any other county business after hours or, even during business hours for convenience.
The box will be open 24 hours unless there is a deadline for taxes or after 7 p.m. on election night. The box will be checked once a day at times other than election time when ballots are mailed out. During elections, it will be checked multiple times a day. The box should hold between 750 to 1000 ballots. The box is under 24 hour surveillance. It is a felony to break open or tamper with the box. It is illegal to drop off more than ten ballots in the box for any election.
If there is a problem with the drop box, contact information is on the side of the box.