Greeting from the office of Moffat County Assessor, Chuck Cobb.
This message is to bring our local property owners up-to-date on an important event that is currently happening here in Moffat County and throughout the state. This big event happens every other year in Colorado and every Assessor across the state is required to participate in it. This event is…Re-Appraisal!
In compliance with Colorado Statue, during every odd numbered year, all Assessors across the state are required to re-value all residential, commercial, industrial and vacant land property with-in their respective counties. Re-appraisal is the end result of months of data analysis that will ultimately determine new assessed values for your property for tax years 2021 and 2022. To help us determine your new appraised values we are required to research prior sales history for real estate throughout the county during a specific time period which is called the “collection period.”
For Craig Press
Loy Jones leans on the wooden nature carving on the front lawn of Moffat County Courthouse. An integral part of the Moffat County Assessor’s office, Jones is also a considerable proponent for area agriculture. (Andy Bockelman / For Craig Press)
A love for the land is something Loy Jones lives in her everyday life and something she hopes to pass along to the next generation.
As part of the Moffat County Assessor’s office, Jones is more than familiar with area properties and businesses, but apart from her profession she has a love for the county on a deeper level, particularly its agricultural roots.