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Treasurer
Arapahoe County Government
Administration Building
5334 S. Prince Street
Littleton, CO   80120-1136
303-795-4550
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If a due date falls on a holiday or weekend, payments will be accepted on the following business day with no delinquent interest. Redemption of Taxes - Tax redemption payments must be received by the Treasurer's Office on or before the last business day of the month.

January 10
Warrant roll is certified by the Assessor to the Treasurer for the previous tax year. Property taxes are collected in arrears.
February 28
First half tax payment due. Payment must be received by the Treasurer's Office or must be postmarked by the 28th. Postage meter will not be accepted.
April 30
Full tax payment due. Payment must be received by the Treasurer's Office or must be postmarked by the 30th. Postage meter will not be accepted.
June 15
Second half tax payment due. Payment must be received by the Treasurer's Office or must be postmarked by the 15th. Postage meter will not be accepted.
July 31
If a lien has been sold for unpaid prior year tax the purchaser will be allowed to pay current tax thus adding to that lien certificate. To avoid this, payment must be received  in our office by July 31. Postmarks cannot be accepted as timely remittance. Real Estate Tax Sale Information
 
Delinquent tax notice due date Payment must be received by the Treasurer's Office or must be postmarked by the 31st or additional interest plus fees will accrue. Postage meter will not be accepted.
September
Personal property taxes that remain unpaid will be listed in a newspaper publication sometime during the month of September.
October 1
Personal property taxes that remain unpaid as of this date will be subject to distraint, seizure and sale to satisfy taxes due.
October
Real estate taxes that remain unpaid will be listed in a newspaper publication four weeks prior to the tax lien sale and advertised for three consecutive weeks. The publication is in October.
November
Real Estate Online Tax Lien Sale - Dates for bidding have not yet been determined.  Tax Lien Sale Procedures
December
Mobile home taxes that remain unpaid will be listed in a newspaper publication and a lien will be sold within ten days of the publication. Prepayment of taxes due next year must be received by noon on the last business day of this month. Any payments received after noon on this day will bear a receipt date of the following year.