Assessor

2025 Notices of Valuation

On May 1, Gilpin County will mail out Notices of Valuation. While average residential property values have increased slightly, individual property value changes vary, and some may even decrease.

The notice will show your property's current value compared to its previous valuation. In 2023, property values included a temporary $55,000 reduction under Senate Bill 22-238. That reduction has not been extended to the current assessment, so you may see a higher value listed on your notice, even if your property's actual market value has stayed the same or decreased.

In addition, based on feedback from the community and changes made under HB24B-1001, your notice will include estimated property taxes for 2026. Because this estimate no longer includes the prior reduction, the amount may appear higher than what you saw last time, even if your value didn’t go up.

We understand this can be a bit confusing. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact our office. We’re here to help and provide as much clarity as possible.

Electronic Notice of Valuation

Please go to ENoticesOnline to create an account. You will need the following information: Name, Email, Password, and *Authorization Code.

You will receive an email with the activation link to confirm your email address before you will be allowed to log in to your account. *Please email anielsen@gilpincounty.org or jhunt@gilpincounty.org to obtain authorization code.