property taxes

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has signed a 25% property tax reduction for homes valued under $1 million, thanks to Senate File 69

Local residents in Wyoming may see a 50% cut in property taxes, but debate over backfill for local governments continues.

The House also laid back a deciding vote on a bill to cut residential property taxes in half on Friday.

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Find out the key points of contention between the Wyoming House and Senate over the residential property tax bill SF 69.

Those moves potentially put the House version of the bill on a collision course with the Senate bill, which has no back fill at all.

Wyoming residents seek relief from soaring property tax bills with proposed 50% cuts.

Sheriff Kozak is asking people to "let your legislators know that you do not want them to California our Wyoming."

Rep. Johnson says local officials are trying to scare people about the loss of revenues. They always hit you with 'the sky is falling, the sky is falling

Notably, the final version of the bill contains no backfill from the state for lost revenues to local governments.

Laramie County Commissioner Linda Heath says the possible impacts of cuts in revenues from property taxes have local officials "grinding their teeth

Get the latest update on House Bill 169 in Wyoming, as the bill passes the second reading and moves forward for a decisive vote