Broomfield County Assessor Property Search & Tax Lookup 2026

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Search the Right Broomfield Property System

Broomfield property information is split among the Assessor, Treasurer, GIS and Clerk and Recorder. The correct tool depends on whether you need a value, owner record, parcel map, tax bill, payment receipt, appeal, deed or exemption.

This guide shows how to search by address, owner or parcel number, fix EagleWeb problems, understand the 2025–2026 valuation cycle and complete the next step without relying on a paid lookup site.

Choose My Search Tool Search Step by Step Check Tax Records
Assessor-level appeal Closed June 8, 2026 Real-property protests had to be filed during the statutory window.
Real-property BOE Deadline was July 15 Available only after a timely Assessor protest and Notice of Determination.
Personal-property BOE Deadline July 20, 2026 Confirm submission status immediately if this applies to business equipment.
Local tax refund Open through Oct. 30 The 2026 PPTR program has income and household-category requirements.

Fast Answer

Use Assessor EagleWeb for ownership display, actual value, assessed value, legal description and property characteristics. Use Treasurer EagleWeb for tax notices, payment history, receipts and current balances. Use Broomfield GIS for parcel and floodplain maps. Use the Clerk and Recorder for deeds, liens, plats and recorded documents.

Independent-site notice: AssessorPropertySearch.org is not the City and County of Broomfield. Never submit bank, card, Social Security, disability, veteran or identification documents through an unverified private property-search page.

Which Broomfield Property Office Handles Your Task?

Property valuation, tax collection, mapping and land recording are separate functions. Use the office that controls the record you need corrected or verified.

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Owner display, valuation and property details

Use the Assessor database for actual value, assessed value, classification, tax areas, legal description, sales information and building characteristics.

Official Broomfield Assessor EagleWeb Open Assessor Search
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Tax bill, balance, payment or receipt

Use Treasurer EagleWeb to print a tax notice, review payment history, confirm delinquent interest, obtain a receipt or make a supported online payment.

Official City and County Treasurer portal Open Tax Portal
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Parcel, aerial or floodplain map

Use GIS to search by street address or parcel ID and view available parcel, tax-inquiry and floodplain information.

Official Broomfield parcel and floodplain tools Open GIS Search Options
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Deed, lien, release or recorded plat

Use the Recording Division for recorded real-estate documents. Broomfield’s online records begin in November 2001.

Official Broomfield Clerk and Recorder Review Recording Search Help
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Valuation or classification disagreement

Use the Assessor appeal process first. A BOE petition is available only after a timely Assessor protest and partial or full denial.

Official 2026 valuation appeal information Review Appeal Process
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Boundary, title or legal ownership dispute

An Assessor result and GIS line are research aids, not a title opinion or boundary survey. Use recorded documents and qualified title, legal or surveying assistance.

“I Need To…” Property Route Finder

Select your task. This tool runs only in your browser and does not collect an address, owner name or parcel number.

Choose one task above to see the correct route.

Owner, Address, Parcel and Legal-Description Search Fixes

Information available
Best search field
Micro-level retry
Normal street address
Situs Address
Enter the house number only. Then add the main street name without city, ZIP, suffix or unit.
Condo or townhome
Address or parcel
Search the base address first, then identify the correct unit from the result list.
Individual owner
Owner Name
Use last name only. Try spouse, prior owner or estate name after a recent transfer.
Trust or company
Owner Name
Remove punctuation and endings such as LLC, LLP, Inc. or Trust, then add them only if needed.
Parcel or schedule number
Parcel or schedule search
Copy the number from the official notice or tax record and avoid adding other filters.
Legal description
Legal Description
Use a short distinctive subdivision, lot, block or tract phrase.
Tax district question
Tax Area or Tax Authority
Find the parcel first, then use authority filters when comparing similarly located properties.
Map location only
GIS Parcel Search
Search a nearby address and inspect adjacent parcels.

Previous owner appears

The deed, Assessor ownership display and Treasurer mailing record may update at different times. Confirm the latest recorded deed first.

Mailing city is unexpected

A postal city name does not determine the county or tax area. Confirm the parcel, legal description and tax authorities.

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What a Broomfield Assessor Record Shows

The record is useful for assessment research, but it does not replace an official tax receipt, title report, deed or survey.

Field
What it helps you check
Important limitation
Owner display
Shows the taxpayer or owner currently carried in assessment records.
A recently recorded transfer may not yet appear.
Situs address
Identifies the physical property location used by the Assessor.
It can differ from the owner’s mailing address.
Parcel or schedule number
Provides the strongest identifier for searches, appeals, GIS and tax questions.
The Treasurer may display an additional account reference.
Actual value
Shows the Assessor’s value conclusion for the applicable cycle.
It is not the tax due and may not equal today’s listing price.
Assessed value
Reflects statutory assessment calculations used before mill levies are applied.
School and non-school calculations can differ.
Property classification
Identifies residential, commercial, vacant, agricultural or other treatment.
Classification has tax consequences and should be appealed when materially wrong.
Tax areas and authorities
Lists school, fire, metro and other taxing entities connected to the parcel.
The Assessor does not set their mill levies.
Legal description
Helps match the parcel to deeds and recorded plats.
Use the recorded instrument when legal ownership or boundaries matter.
Building characteristics
May show area, age, quality, class and improvement information.
Document a material error and report it rather than assuming it will self-correct.
Sales or transfer history
Helps research previous transactions and valuation evidence.
Not every transfer is a qualified open-market sale.
Public-record limitation: EagleWeb states that its information is believed to be dependable but is not warranted for every legal or official use. Verify title, boundary and tax-payment questions through the responsible office.

How the 2025–2026 Broomfield Valuation Cycle Works

Colorado reappraises real property in odd-numbered years. The next full reappraisal is scheduled for 2027.

July 1, 2022–June 30, 2024

This is the 24-month sales-data period used for the 2025 and 2026 valuation cycle.

January 1, 2026

Property is considered based on its condition, use and classification as of the annual assessment date.

May 2026

Because 2026 is an even-numbered intervening year, a Notice of Valuation is generally sent when value changes because of new construction, a finished basement, addition, demolition, classification change or another property-specific event.

May 1–June 8, 2026

Real-property owners could protest value or classification through the Assessor-level process.

June 30, 2026

The Assessor’s real-property Notice of Determination was due by the end of June.

July 2026

Qualified denied appeals could proceed to the BOE under separate July 15 and July 20 deadlines.

January 2027

The Treasurer generally issues the tax notice associated with the 2026 assessment year because Colorado property taxes are paid in arrears.

Three-part formula: the Assessor determines value, the state establishes assessment rules and taxing authorities adopt mill levies. The Treasurer calculates, bills and collects the final tax.
Official valuation-process explanation Review Valuation Timeline

How the 2026 Assessor-Level Appeal Worked

The ordinary real-property filing period has closed. This workflow helps users check a pending appeal, prepare for BOE review or understand what evidence is relevant to an abatement or future cycle.

Verify the parcel and property facts

Check address, parcel number, classification, square footage, improvement details, actual value and the January 1 property condition.

State a specific opinion of value

Explain the value or classification you believe is correct. “My taxes are too high” does not identify the appraisal error.

Use the correct sales period

For the 2025–2026 cycle, prioritize qualified market evidence from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2024.

Document property-specific differences

Use photos, repair estimates, professional reports, incorrect-area evidence, unfinished improvements or other facts that distinguish the subject from selected comparables.

File through one approved method

The official process allowed online submission, mail or in-person delivery. Users should retain portal confirmation or reliable proof of mailing.

Read the Notice of Determination immediately

The determination controls whether a BOE appeal is available and states the next filing deadline.

Residential evidence packet

  • Comparable sales from the statutory data period.
  • Adjustments for area, lot, age, condition and location.
  • Photos showing damage or deferred maintenance.
  • Repair estimates or engineering reports.
  • Evidence correcting square footage or characteristics.
  • A clear opinion of value.

Commercial evidence packet

  • Rent roll and lease information.
  • Income and expense statements.
  • Vacancy and collection-loss evidence.
  • Rent comparables and capitalization information.
  • Building area or unit-count corrections.
  • Cost and depreciation information where relevant.
Stale PDF warning: Broomfield’s current appeal page still links to a paper protest PDF labelled for 2025. Do not alter and submit an old form without confirming that the Assessor accepts it for the intended year.

Online Appeal Portal: Exact Steps from the Official Guide

The official illustrated PDF explains the portal workflow in more detail than most competing property-search pages.

Portal step
What the official guide says
Practical check
Find the property
Search by owner name, parcel or schedule number, or address.
Confirm owner, address, market value and parcel number before filing.
Review comparable properties
Open the property and use the comparison feature before starting the appeal.
Choose properties for similarity, not only because their values are lower.
Enter filer details
Select owner, agent authorization or another relationship and enter contact information.
An agent should prepare the required owner authorization.
Add comparables
The guide allows up to five comparable properties.
Use “Save My Comparables” before moving forward.
State value and reason
Enter your opinion of value and select the appeal reason.
Use comments to connect the requested value to the evidence.
Upload documents
Up to five files may be uploaded with a maximum file size of 20 MB.
Combine multiple photos into a clearly labelled document when needed.
Submit and save proof
Review the information, download the comparable-property PDF and submit.
Save the confirmation email and check spam if it does not arrive.
No confirmation email? The official guide directs users to check spam and call the Assessor at 303-464-5819 when confirmation is not received.
Official illustrated online-appeal PDF Open Appeal Portal Guide

Board of Equalization Appeal After the Assessor Decision

A BOE petition is not a replacement for the initial Assessor protest. The taxpayer must first have filed timely, received a Notice of Determination and been partially or fully denied.

BOE requirement
2026 Broomfield rule
User action
Real-property deadline
July 15, 2026
The ordinary deadline has passed.
Personal-property deadline
July 20, 2026
Confirm portal status immediately when this deadline applies.
Search and filing
Use the portal link supplied with the Notice of Determination.
Search by owner, parcel or address and select “File an Appeal.”
Comparable selection
Up to five neighborhood comparables may be selected.
Choose genuinely similar properties.
New evidence
Upload at least three days before the hearing.
Do not resubmit evidence already carried forward from the Assessor appeal.
File size
Evidence files can be no larger than 20 MB.
Compress large photos and mark confidential information clearly.
Hearing method
Hearings are remote by Google Meet video or phone.
Test the connection and keep a phone backup.
Rescheduling
BOE hearings cannot be rescheduled.
Submit complete evidence even if attendance may be difficult.
Representative
A signed year-specific Letter of Authorization is required for most non-attorney representatives.
Upload or submit the authorization with the NOD petition.
Burden of proof: the taxpayer must show why the proposed value is more indicative of the correct taxable value than the Assessor’s conclusion.
Further appeal: after a BOE decision, the official valuation timeline identifies a 30-day window for the Board of Assessment Appeals, District Court or binding arbitration route. Follow the instructions in the actual decision letter.
Official Broomfield BOE instructions Review BOE Process

Missed the Protest Deadline? Understand the Abatement Route

An abatement is a separate request involving previously paid taxes. It is not an automatic extension of the May–June protest period.

When an abatement may apply

  • The taxpayer seeks a refund because the prior valuation or classification was too high.
  • The current or previous owner did not already protest overvaluation for the same contested year.
  • The petition is filed within the statutory two-year timeframe described by Broomfield.
  • The applicant can support a value or classification correction with evidence.

Important limits

  • Abatement is not available simply because a deadline was forgotten.
  • Previously protested years can be excluded.
  • The taxpayer continues to carry the burden of proof.
  • Evidence for an abatement hearing must be submitted in PDF format.
  • Complex or high-value claims may require professional advice.

Contact the Assessor before preparing a petition so staff can confirm whether the year and issue are eligible.

Official Broomfield abatement process Review Abatement Rules

Broomfield Property-Tax Lookup, Payments and Receipts

Taxes paid during 2026 generally relate to the 2025 assessment year because Colorado property taxes are paid in arrears.

Open Treasurer EagleWeb

Search by account number, parcel ID, street address or the available tax-record criteria.

Confirm the parcel and tax year

Match the owner, address, legal description and account before printing or paying a bill.

Select full or half payment

Use the full-payment schedule or both half-payment deadlines. Do not change schedules after a partial payment without verifying the account.

Review the provider fee

The official portal lists a 2.50% credit-card provider fee and a $2.50 eCheck fee, with a $1,000,000 online transaction limit.

Save and verify the receipt

Keep the confirmation, amount, date, tax year and account. Reopen the record after processing to confirm that the balance changed.

Standard Colorado payment options

Payment choice
Standard due date
Important detail
First half
February 28
The remaining half is due June 15.
Full payment
April 30
Use this instead of the two-installment option.
Second half
June 15
Track this date yourself; do not depend on a second notice.
Total tax under $25
Full-payment schedule
Broomfield says taxes under $25 must use the full-payment option.

Mortgage escrow checklist

  • The tax notice is sent to the property owner, not directly to the mortgage company.
  • Ask whether the servicer obtained the bill.
  • Confirm the expected payment date and amount.
  • Recheck Treasurer EagleWeb before delinquency.
  • Keep the tax notice even when escrow pays.

Late-payment checklist

  • Check the current balance instead of using an old tax notice.
  • Interest generally increases monthly.
  • Confirm whether a tax lien or collection step has begun.
  • Call 303-438-6390 for updated late-payment figures.
  • Request a current receipt after payment.
USPS postmark warning: a postmark may not match the date the mail was first accepted. Broomfield recommends asking a postal employee for a manual postmark when the mailing date controls timeliness.
Monthly-payment service: the Treasurer currently describes an optional third-party automated monthly-payment service but states that Broomfield does not recommend or endorse the vendor. Review the contract and risk independently.
Official Broomfield Treasurer information
Search Tax Account Review Dates, Fees and Penalties

Broomfield Split-Rate Property-Tax Estimator

Colorado calculations may use different assessment rates and mill levies for school and non-school taxes. Enter figures from your official records or current government guidance.

Planning help only: this calculator is not an official tax bill. Do not use projected assessment rates as final without confirming current state law, exemptions, credits and account-specific calculations.
Enter the official value, assessment rates and mill levies to calculate a planning estimate.

Broomfield Exemptions, Deferrals and the 2026 Tax Refund

Colorado does not give every homeowner a general homestead exemption. Each program has separate ownership, age, disability, service, income, occupancy and filing rules.

Program
Core qualification or benefit
2026 timing
Senior Property Tax Exemption
Generally age 65 by January 1 plus ten consecutive years of qualifying ownership and primary-residence occupancy. Limited exceptions appear in the long form.
Application deadline was July 15.
Senior exemption benefit
When funded, 50% of the first $200,000 of actual value is exempted.
The Assessor continues processing applications even when annual funding is uncertain.
Qualified Senior Primary Residential Classification
Temporary 2025–2026 program for certain seniors who previously received the exemption and moved to a new primary residence.
Review the special form and current submission instructions.
Veteran with a Disability Exemption
Generally requires qualifying service-connected permanent and total disability, honorable discharge and primary-residence ownership and occupancy.
Use the current official application.
Surviving spouse exemption
Separate owner-occupier and surviving-spouse conditions apply.
The listed application deadline is July 1.
Gold Star spouse exemption
Available only when statutory service, relationship, ownership and occupancy requirements are satisfied.
Use the current application and instructions.
Colorado Property Tax Deferral
The state pays approved taxes and records a repayable lien. The minimum deferral is $100 and the cumulative maximum listed by Broomfield is $10,000.
Apply January 1–April 1 and reapply annually.
2026 Broomfield PPTR
Primary-residence homeowners at or below 80% AMI who paid 2021 and 2025 taxes and meet a senior, veteran, disability or surviving-spouse category may qualify for up to $1,000.
Applications accepted March 2–October 30, 2026.

2026 Partial Property Tax Refund checklist

  • Occupy the Broomfield property as the primary residence.
  • Confirm both 2021 and 2025 property taxes were paid.
  • Check that household income is at or below the program’s applicable 80% AMI limit.
  • Meet a qualifying senior, veteran, disability or surviving-spouse category.
  • Submit a new application for the 2026 cycle even when you applied in an earlier year.
  • Understand that PPTR and the Colorado Senior Homestead Exemption are separate programs.
  • Allow approximately six to eight weeks after full payment of the 2025 tax bill for an approved refund check.
Refund calculation: households at or below 60% AMI generally use the increase between 2021 and 2025 taxes, subject to the $1,000 cap. Households between 61% and 80% AMI receive a location-dependent portion tied to eligible Broomfield and school-district taxes.
Protect private documents: exemption and refund applications can contain income, birth-date, disability and military information. Submit only through the official method described on the current program page.
Official tax-relief information
Review Exemptions and Deferral Review 2026 PPTR Program

Commercial Real Estate and Business Personal Property

The official 2026 commercial valuation presentation explains that Broomfield’s Assessor handles more than homes. Records include commercial real estate, business personal property, oil and gas and other natural-resource property.

Sales comparison approach

Used when market sales provide the strongest buyer evidence. Units of comparison can include price per square foot, per room or another use-specific measure.

Income capitalization approach

Common for investment property. Relevant factors can include rental rates, vacancy, operating expenses, capitalization rates and tax expense.

Cost approach

Often useful for special-use property. It combines land value with improvement cost and depreciation information.

Evidence by property type

Property type
Useful evidence
Common record problem
Office, retail or industrial
Rent roll, lease terms, vacancy, expenses, rentable area and market comparisons.
Incorrect rentable area, use category or vacancy assumptions.
Hotel
Room count, occupancy, income, operating costs and per-room comparisons.
Wrong unit count or unusual operating period.
Commercial condominium
Comparable unit sales, size, condition, parking and association details.
Comparison to a different use or substantially different unit.
Special-use property
Construction cost, depreciation, land value and functional-obsolescence evidence.
Applying ordinary market comparables to a specialized building.
Business personal property
Asset schedules for furniture, machinery, equipment and computers.
Disposed assets, duplicate listings, wrong acquisition data or incorrect classification.
Projected-rate warning: the 2026 commercial presentation labels its 2026 assessment rates as projected. Verify final statutory rates before estimating a bill or making a financial decision.
Official Broomfield Business Week 2026 presentation PDF Open Commercial Valuation PDF

Broomfield Deeds, Plats, Parcel Maps and Pre-2001 Records

Broomfield became a consolidated city and county in November 2001. That date determines where many older recorded documents must be searched.

Parcel and floodplain search

Search the official map by street address or parcel ID. Use it for parcel context, nearby property, tax inquiry and available floodplain layers.

Official Broomfield GIS Open Parcel Search

Recorded documents since November 2001

Use the self-service recording system for deeds, liens, releases, plats and other permanent public records.

Official Recording Division information Open Recording Help

Address-to-deed workflow

Find the parcel in Assessor EagleWeb

Save the owner display, parcel number, legal description and available transfer information.

Estimate the recording period

Use the purchase date, prior owner, title file or transfer history to narrow the recording search.

Search grantor and grantee names

Try spouse, trust, estate, LLC and spelling variations when the expected party does not appear.

Match the legal description

Do not select a deed solely because a party name matches. Compare lot, block, subdivision, tract or another legal identifier.

Move to a legacy county when needed

For documents recorded before November 2001, determine whether the property was formerly in Adams, Boulder, Jefferson or Weld County.

Recording cost: Broomfield describes a statewide flat fee effective July 1, 2025, generally $40 plus a $3 surcharge for an unlimited-page filed or recorded document. Verify the current fee and any exemption before submission.
Recorder limitation: staff will not perform the public-record search for you and cannot advise which legal document should be prepared. A recorded document cannot simply be reversed after acceptance.
GIS limitation: parcel and floodplain maps are planning and research resources. They do not replace a deed, title commitment, survey or flood-elevation determination.

Change a Mailing Address or Correct Ownership Information

A mailing-address correction is different from changing legal ownership. Use the correct form and provide the supporting documents requested for the account type.

Mailing-address change

  • Use the Assessor’s official Change of Mailing Address form.
  • Identify the correct parcel or account.
  • Follow additional instructions for corporations, LLCs, LLPs and other entities.
  • Keep a copy of the completed request.
  • Recheck the Assessor and Treasurer records after processing.

Ownership change after a sale

  • Confirm that the deed was recorded.
  • Retain the recording number and date.
  • Do not treat a mailing-address form as a deed transfer.
  • Provide entity documents when the Assessor requests them.
  • Contact the Recording Division when a recorded document appears incorrect.
Transfer declaration: deeds subject to Colorado’s documentary fee generally must be accompanied by a Real Property Transfer Declaration completed and signed by the seller and buyer.
Official Assessor forms and property-transfer information Open Assessor Forms

Broomfield Assessor Data Files and Open Data

Researchers who need more than one parcel can use official downloadable files instead of scraping EagleWeb search results.

Data resource
What it contains
Best use
Administrative file
County Assessor administrative data updated May 1, 2026.
Structured ownership or account research by experienced users.
Single-family extract
Residential appraisal characteristics and property details.
Neighborhood analysis and property-characteristic comparison.
Residential condo extract
Condominium appraisal data.
Unit and project-level comparison.
Commercial and commercial-condo extracts
Commercial appraisal and building information.
Commercial portfolio and valuation research.
Multifamily and mobile-home extracts
Specialized property-class data.
Property-type-specific assessment review.
Raw parcel and address data
Master Address Database and Parcel Database.
GIS and structured-data work.
Responsible-use warning: official open data may contain errors or omissions and is provided for assessment inventory purposes. Do not use it as a guaranteed title, occupancy, boundary or consumer-reporting source.
Official Assessor data downloads Open Data Files

New Broomfield Property Owner Checklist

Verify property and deed records

  • Confirm the deed appears in the recording system.
  • Save the document number and recording date.
  • Check the owner display in Assessor EagleWeb.
  • Verify parcel number and legal description.
  • Review square footage, classification and improvements.
  • Submit documented corrections promptly.

Protect the tax account

  • Open Treasurer EagleWeb and check prior balances.
  • Confirm whether a mortgage servicer will pay through escrow.
  • Keep the tax notice even when escrow is responsible.
  • Check senior, veteran, refund and deferral eligibility.
  • Save full and half-payment dates.
  • Verify every payment after posting.
Create one property folder: keep the deed, title policy, closing statement, survey, Assessor record, Notice of Valuation, appeal evidence, tax notice, relief-program decision and payment receipts together.

Fix Common Broomfield Property Record Problems

Problem
Likely reason
Best next step
Address gives no result
The search is too specific or uses a different suffix, direction or unit format.
Enter the house number only, then add the main street name.
Owner is missing
Recent transfer, trust, company, estate or delayed update.
Search the address and verify the newest recorded deed.
Assessor and Treasurer numbers differ
Different tax years, identifiers or calculation stages.
Compare parcel, account, year, actual value and assessed value.
No 2026 NOV arrived
2026 is an intervening year and unchanged property may not receive a mailed notice.
Check EagleWeb and contact the Assessor if value or classification changed.
Payment has not posted
Processing delay, rejected transaction or wrong account.
Keep confirmation and contact the Treasurer with the account, date, amount and method.
Old deed is missing
The document predates Broomfield’s November 2001 recorder database.
Determine the former Adams, Boulder, Jefferson or Weld County location.
Map line conflicts with fence
GIS is not a legal boundary survey.
Review deed and plat records and obtain a survey when needed.
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Broomfield Assessor, Treasurer, BOE and Recorder Contacts

Have the parcel, tax-account, Notice of Determination or recording number ready before calling.

Office
Use it for
Contact
Assessor Department
Property search, value, classification, owner record, characteristics, exemptions and Assessor-level appeal.
One DesCombes Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020
303-464-5819
assessor@broomfield.org
Treasurer
Tax notices, balances, payments, receipts and delinquent interest.
One DesCombes Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020
303-464-5810
treasurer@broomfield.org
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Board of Equalization
Appeal after an Assessor-level Notice of Determination and abatement-hearing questions.
303-438-6332, option 9
clk-boe@broomfield.org
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Recording Division
Deeds, liens, releases, plats, recording fees and document copies.
One DesCombes Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020
303-464-5109
recordinginformation@broomfield.org
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
PPTR Team
2026 Partial Property Tax Refund eligibility and application assistance.
303-438-6350
propertytaxrefund@broomfield.org

Assessor script

“I am calling about parcel or schedule [number]. I need help with the 2026 value, classification, property facts or ownership display. The specific issue is [brief issue].”

Treasurer script

“I am calling about tax account [number] for tax year [year]. Please confirm the current balance, payment status, interest and receipt options.”

Recorder script

“I need help using the public recording search. I have the party name, approximate date and parcel or legal-description information.”

Broomfield County Property Search FAQ

What is the official Broomfield County assessor property search?

The official property-record database is Broomfield Assessor EagleWeb. It supports searches using owner name, street address, parcel or schedule number, legal description, tax area and tax authority.

What should I enter when an exact address returns no result?

Start by entering only the house number in the Situs Address field. Add the main street name only when the number returns too many properties.

Can I search Broomfield property records by owner name?

Yes. Start with the owner’s last name or the shortest distinctive part of a trust, estate or business name. Search the address or newest deed when a recent transfer is not displayed.

Where do I look up and pay Broomfield property taxes?

Use Treasurer EagleWeb for tax notices, balances, receipts, payment history and supported online payments. The Assessor search does not collect property taxes.

What were the 2026 Broomfield appeal deadlines?

Real-property Assessor appeals were due June 8, 2026. Real-property BOE petitions were due July 15, and personal-property BOE petitions were due July 20.

Why might an owner not receive a 2026 Notice of Valuation?

2026 is an intervening even-numbered year. A new notice is generally sent when value changes because of new construction, an addition, demolition, classification change or another property-specific event.

What sales period supports 2025 and 2026 Broomfield values?

The official valuation process identifies July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2024 as the 24-month sales-data period for the 2025–2026 cycle.

What are Broomfield property-tax payment dates?

The standard choices are full payment by April 30 or two installments, with the first half due February 28 and the second half due June 15. Confirm account-specific treatment with the Treasurer.

Where can I find a Broomfield deed recorded before November 2001?

Older documents may be in Adams, Boulder, Jefferson or Weld County, depending on which county contained the property before Broomfield became a consolidated city and county.

Is the Broomfield parcel or floodplain map a legal survey?

No. GIS layers are research and planning tools. Use recorded plats, deeds, title records, surveys and professional flood or boundary determinations for legal decisions.

Complete the Lookup Safely

Start with Assessor EagleWeb, save the parcel number and verify the selected year. Move to the Treasurer only for tax billing and payments, GIS for map context and the Recording Division for deeds or liens.

For an appeal, use evidence from the correct valuation period and follow the deadline in the official notice or decision. For a payment, confirm the account, provider fee and posted receipt before closing the record.

Property Search Smart Helper

Find the Right Property Record, Tax Bill, Deed or Assessor Search Route

Use this helper before searching county property records. It helps you choose the right office, prepare the right details, avoid wrong-office mistakes, and review property records safely.

Official-source focused Use county assessor, appraiser, auditor, tax collector, treasurer, recorder, clerk, GIS and appeal resources where available.
Not legal or tax advice Always confirm values, taxes, deeds, exemptions, appeals and deadlines with the official county office.
Works across states Designed for APN, PIN, parcel number, STRAP, folio, account number, GIS map and deed-record searches.

Property Search Route Finder

Choose what you have and what you want to find. The tool will suggest the best search route and common mistake to avoid.

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Parcel / APN / PIN Format Helper

Parcel numbers are formatted differently by county. Try these variations if your official search does not return results.

This tool does not send or store your entry. It only creates search-format ideas on this page.
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Assessor, Tax Collector, Recorder or GIS?

Select your issue and this tool will show the office that usually handles it.

Choose an option above
This finder helps prevent wrong-office mistakes. Exact office names vary by state and county.

Simple Property Tax Estimate Helper

This is a general estimate only. State and county tax rules differ, so always verify final bills with the official tax collector, treasurer or county tax office.

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Exemption / Appeal Readiness Checklist

Use this before applying for an exemption or challenging a value. Missing proof is one of the biggest reasons users waste time or miss deadlines.

Property Record Review Checklist

Review these fields before relying on any assessor, appraiser, auditor, property appraiser, tax or deed record.

Official-source and accuracy note: This helper is for educational use only. Property values, tax bills, deeds, exemptions, GIS boundaries and appeal deadlines can change. Always confirm final information with the official county assessor/appraiser/auditor, tax collector/treasurer, recorder/clerk, GIS office or appeal board.