Boulder County’s Property and Land Services provide detailed information on property records, taxation, land‑use planning, zoning, and building requirements. These programs support informed decision‑making for residents, property owners, and developers, while also promoting responsible growth, environmental stewardship, and practices that strengthen the county’s resilience to wildfires.
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Property and Land
Assessor’s Office
The Boulder County Assessor’s Office updates property values every two years for more than 120,000 properties, totaling nearly $50 billion in market value. To complete this work, the office uses tools such as geographic information systems (GIS) and mass‑appraisal methods to analyze property data. Staff identify and record key details about each property and use that information to determine fair and accurate property values.
Community Planning and Permitting Department
The Boulder County Community Planning and Permitting Department guides the county’s long term land use vision and supports safe, sustainable development. The department provides services such as development review, comprehensive and transportation planning, licensing, building permits, building inspections, mapping, zoning enforcement, forest health planning, and wildfire protection planning. Through these programs, the department helps protect natural resources, support community safety, and ensure responsible growth across the county.

