El Paso County has rolled out a new online tool aimed at making property tax information easier to find and use. The county launched what it is calling a "Tax History Dashboard," designed to give residents better access to historical property tax information by bringing data together into a single platform where users can search and filter as needed.
The dashboard is interactive and consolidates property tax data that previously required navigating multiple sources, and it includes both interactive visualizations and detailed data tables. County officials say the new platform is intended to reduce manual effort and enhance the overall user experience.
The tool is aimed at residents, property owners, real estate professionals, and county staff, offering quick, centralized access to historical property tax records. County Treasurer Chuck Broerman framed the launch as part of a broader commitment to open government. "Providing transparent and accessible government services is a priority for El Paso County," Broerman said in a press release. "The Tax History Dashboard gives our community greater visibility into historical property tax information while making it easier for residents and County employees to independently access reliable information."
The dashboard currently draws on data spanning 2023 to 2025, though the county says additional information and enhancements are planned. The tool is available now on the county's website.
The county has not specified a timeline for when expanded historical data or additional features will be added to the dashboard.