Greeley County

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Property Tax History

In 2024, Greeley County levied $7,793,751 in real and personal property tax. In 1985 the figure was $2,304,593. Over those 40 years the total grew 3.4 times over, an average of about 3.2% per year. The change from 2023 to 2024 was -1.5%.

Total property tax levied, 1985–2024 (not adjusted for inflation).

"Property tax levied" is the total real and personal property tax billed countywide that year — not what any one homeowner paid, not adjusted for inflation or population, and it excludes motor vehicle property tax (taxed separately under K.S.A. 79-5100). A large single-year jump usually means a major new taxable property came onto the rolls. See How Property Tax Works for how an individual bill is calculated.

Tax yearProperty tax leviedChange
1985$2,304,593n/a
1986$2,803,783+21.7%
1987$2,792,006-0.4%
1988$2,834,516+1.5%
1989$2,640,201-6.9%
1990$2,667,200+1.0%
1991$2,792,447+4.7%
1992$2,646,205-5.2%
1993$2,741,578+3.6%
1994$2,922,118+6.6%
1995$3,007,974+2.9%
1996$2,845,982-5.4%
1997$3,260,313+14.6%
1998$3,161,609-3.0%
1999$3,250,711+2.8%
2000$3,847,197+18.3%
2001$4,247,764+10.4%
2002$4,217,654-0.7%
2003$3,615,758-14.3%
2004$4,320,873+19.5%
2005$4,635,117+7.3%
2006$5,226,017+12.7%
2007$4,821,748-7.7%
2008$4,965,925+3.0%
2009$5,147,923+3.7%
2010$4,358,901-15.3%
2011$5,395,849+23.8%
2012$5,194,581-3.7%
2013$5,659,884+9.0%
2014$5,994,156+5.9%
2015$5,801,656-3.2%
2016$6,249,691+7.7%
2017$7,306,207+16.9%
2018$7,823,406+7.1%
2019$7,818,521-0.1%
2020$7,715,618-1.3%
2021$7,711,345-0.1%
2022$7,674,413-0.5%
2023$7,909,251+3.1%
2024$7,793,751-1.5%

What's Not Here Yet

Mill levies, appraised and assessed value, and delinquency/foreclosure records are still to come — those take county-by-county research and will be added with sources as they're confirmed. Tax years 1985–2013 come from a KDOR report no longer on the state's website (recovered from the Internet Archive); 2014–2024 from the reports still published, with overlapping years cross-checked between them.

Sources: Kansas Department of Revenue annual reports, 1985–2024. See Sources for full citations.

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