Information / Services
Address Confidentiality Programs
(for victims of violent crime/stalking)
Appeals and Protests
• eNotices - Go Paperless
Combinations / Consolidations and
Vacation of Interior Lot Lines
Land (Agricultural and Vacant)
Law Enforcement Officials-
Removal of Online Information
Notices of Value (NOV)
Property Taxpayer Bill of Rights
Teller County Assessor's
Office
Contact Info
Location:Teller County Courthouse -
101 W. Bennett Ave. Cripple Creek, CO 80813
Mailing
Address: PO Box 1008 Cripple Creek, CO 80813
Phone: 719-689-2941
Fax: 719-689-0988
Office Hours: 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday - Friday (except
Holidays)
Email:
assessor@co.teller.co.us
Assessor’s Office Holiday Hours
November
11/11/2020 – Wednesday -
Closed
11/25/20 – Wednesday – Closed
at 2:00pm
11/26/20 – Thursday – Closed
11/27/20 – Friday – Closed
December
12/23/20 – Wednesday – Closed
at 3:00pm
12/24/20 – Thursday – Closed
12/25/20 – Friday – Closed
12/31/20 – Thursday – Closed
at 3:00pm
January
1/1/20 – Wednesday – Closed
On April 2, 2020, Governor Polis issued Executive Order D 2020-022, and on April 9, 2020, the State Board of Equalization adopted related emergency rules that changed all dates that were impacted due to the extension of filing deadlines for annually assessed properties. These date changes included certification of values to taxing authorities, which is now October 13, 2020.
David "Colt" Simmons - Assessor
The office of the Assessor is established under Section 8 Article XIV of the Colorado Constitution.
According to Title 30 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, the duties of the Assessor are to:
• Certify total valuation for assessment of all taxable property in Teller County
• Certify a list of owners of record for taxable real and personal property, when required
• Discover omitted assessable property
• Designate property in any municipality
• Receive appropriate documents and maintain accurate records
The Assessor’s office is comprised of land administration professionals, appraisers, and data analysts who are dedicated to serving the public and achieving the proper determination of property values to ensure fair and equitable property taxation.
Vision for Teller County Assessor's Office
Protect property rights by ensuring fair and equitable taxation through fair and equitable property valuations
Mission for Teller County Assessor's Office
Serve the citizens and property owners of Teller County by:
• Communicating
• Informing
• Educating
The Assessor’s office is a fine team of Appraisers, Data Analysts, Title Administrators and a Cartographer that is responsible for the administration and valuation of close to 26,000 parcels of land.
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