The 2021 and 2022 Assessment Rates is a one-table PDF published by Pueblo County Planning and Development. It lists each property class and its subclass codes, with the assessment rate shown for 2021 and for 2022. It is a reference table, not an application, and it is not a Pueblo County assessor form. On this page you can fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed file; the original PDF stays on the county website.
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What is 2021 and 2022 Assessment Rates – Pueblo County?
The 2021 and 2022 Assessment Rates is a table published by Pueblo County Planning and Development that lists property classes and their subclass codes next to the assessment rate shown for 2021 and the assessment rate shown for 2022.
The table has four columns: PROPERTY CLASS, PROPERTY SUBCLASS, 2021 ASSESSMENT RATE and 2022 ASSESSMENT RATE. The classes it names are:
- Residential, with subclass codes 1112/1212, 4277, 1230, 1135/1235, 1140/1240, 1145/1245, 1150/1250, 1177/1277, 1278 and 4278.
- Residential Multi-Family, with codes 1115/1215, 1120/1220 and 1125/1225.
- Agricultural, with codes 4020, 4107, 4117, 4127, 4137, 4147, 4157, 4167, 4177 and 4279.
- Agriculture – All Other (4180/4280) and Agriculture – Agribusiness PP (4410).
- Commercial – Lodging PP (2412), Commercial – Renewable Energy (2117/2217) and Commercial – Renewable Energy PP (2415).
- State Assessed – Renewable Energy (8252/8452).
Codes written with a slash, such as 1112/1212, are listed together under one class. The document prints no form number, no revision date and no lines to complete, so it works as a lookup sheet rather than a form you file.
Who needs to file 2021 and 2022 Assessment Rates – Pueblo County?
Anyone who needs to see which assessment rate the county table lists for a property class and subclass code can use this document. The PDF places itself with Pueblo County property assessment information and does not set an obligation to complete or file it.
Typical readers are:
- Property owners who want to compare the rate listed for their property's class in 2021 with the rate listed for 2022.
- People who already know a property's subclass code and need the class it falls under.
- Anyone checking a figure for residential, residential multi-family, agricultural, commercial or renewable energy property against the county's published table.
The table covers only the classes and codes printed on it. It does not describe who qualifies for a class, and it contains no signature block, so no representative signs it. For questions about a specific parcel, contact the county through its website.
When to file 2021 and 2022 Assessment Rates – Pueblo County
Nothing is filed with this document, so it has no deadline of its own. It is a rate table for two years: one column is headed 2021 Assessment Rate and the other 2022 Assessment Rate. Use the column that matches the year you are checking, and do not read a 2021 rate as a 2022 rate. For example, the table shows Residential at 7.15% for 2021 and 6.95% for 2022, and Residential Multi-Family at 7.15% for 2021 and 6.8% for 2022. The PDF prints no filing window, renewal cycle or processing time.
How to fill out 2021 and 2022 Assessment Rates – Pueblo County
Open the rate table
Open the 2021 and 2022 Assessment Rates PDF. It is a single table with the columns PROPERTY CLASS, PROPERTY SUBCLASS, 2021 ASSESSMENT RATE and 2022 ASSESSMENT RATE.
Identify the property class
Find the class that describes the property, such as Residential, Residential Multi-Family, Agricultural or one of the Commercial and Agriculture rows.
Match the subclass code
Check the subclass codes printed beside the class and confirm the property's code is among them. Codes with a slash, such as 1115/1215, are listed together.
Read the rate for the right year
Follow the row across to the 2021 or the 2022 assessment rate, depending on the year you are checking.
Compare 2021 with 2022
If you need both years, note the two figures for the same row. For example, Agricultural shows 29% for 2021 and 26.4% for 2022.
Review and download the PDF
Check that the class, code and year you used match your property. Then download or print the PDF from FillingPDF and keep it with your records.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Reading the 2021 column when you need the 2022 rate. The table shows different figures for the same class, such as Residential at 7.15% in 2021 and 6.95% in 2022.
- Matching a property by class name alone instead of its subclass code. Each class lists specific codes, and the code decides which row applies.
- Treating a slash code such as 1112/1212 or 4180/4280 as two separate rows. Codes written with a slash are listed together under one class.
- Confusing Residential with Residential Multi-Family. They are separate rows with their own subclass codes and different 2022 rates (6.95% and 6.8%).
- Using the Agricultural rate for Agriculture – All Other or Agriculture – Agribusiness PP. These are separate rows with their own codes (4180/4280 and 4410).
- Treating the table as an application or a filing. It prints no lines to complete, no signature block and no submission address.
Frequently asked questions
What is the 2021 and 2022 Assessment Rates document?
It is a table published by Pueblo County Planning and Development. It lists property classes and subclass codes with the assessment rate shown for 2021 and for 2022. It is a reference sheet, with no lines to complete and no form number printed.
What are the Pueblo County residential assessment rates for 2021 and 2022?
The table shows Residential at 7.15% for 2021 and 6.95% for 2022. Residential Multi-Family is shown at 7.15% for 2021 and 6.8% for 2022. Each row is tied to its own subclass codes, so check the code for your property.
What is the agricultural assessment rate in the Pueblo County table?
The Agricultural row shows 29% for 2021 and 26.4% for 2022. Agriculture – All Other (4180/4280) and Agriculture – Agribusiness PP (4410) are separate rows, so use the one whose subclass code matches your property.
Is this the Pueblo County assessor's form?
The PDF names Pueblo County Planning and Development as its publisher and is hosted on the county website. It prints no assessor contact details, no form number and no submission address, so for parcel-specific questions use the county's website.
Do I have to file or submit the assessment rates table?
No. It is a lookup table, not an application, and it prints no filing deadline, address or signature block. You read the rate for your property's class, subclass code and year, and nothing is sent to the county.
Can I fill out the assessment rates PDF online?
Yes. You can fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it. FillingPDF is an independent service, not affiliated with Pueblo County, and it does not file, submit or certify anything with the county.
Which subclass codes are listed under Residential?
The Residential row lists 1112/1212, 4277, 1230, 1135/1235, 1140/1240, 1145/1245, 1150/1250, 1177/1277, 1278 and 4278. Residential Multi-Family is listed separately under 1115/1215, 1120/1220 and 1125/1225.
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