Collected and spent
Not on file yet.
Where the money comes from
One tax.
Property tax
$0.8815 per $100 of value
Source · Yuma County FY2024-25 adopted budget — Schedule B tax levy and tax rate information, Yuma County Library District. Read on August 25, 2026.
Details
Yuma County Library District — secondary levy $0.8815 per $100 LPV for FY2024-25 tax year 2024 (Operations 0.6923 + Debt 0.1892), Yuma County budget Schedule B section 5A(2) — separate from the county primary rate 2.4206 (5A(1)), proven outside the live county anchor. Modeled as a copy of the county boundary for the covered cities; homestead exemptions are not modeled beyond the state ratio, so the estimate can run a little high for a primary residenceWho decides
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When decisions happen
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How to reach it
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Also on this tax bill
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Sources
What it is
Yuma County FY2024-25 adopted budget — Schedule B tax levy and tax rate information, Yuma County Library District. Read on August 25, 2026.
Details
Yuma County Library District — secondary levy $0.8815 per $100 LPV for FY2024-25 tax year 2024 (Operations 0.6923 + Debt 0.1892), Yuma County budget Schedule B section 5A(2) — separate from the county primary rate 2.4206 (5A(1)), proven outside the live county anchor. Modeled as a copy of the county boundary for the covered cities; homestead exemptions are not modeled beyond the state ratio, so the estimate can run a little high for a primary residenceTaxes
Yuma County FY2024-25 adopted budget — Schedule B tax levy and tax rate information, Yuma County Library District. Read on August 25, 2026.
Details
Yuma County Library District — secondary levy $0.8815 per $100 LPV for FY2024-25 tax year 2024 (Operations 0.6923 + Debt 0.1892), Yuma County budget Schedule B section 5A(2) — separate from the county primary rate 2.4206 (5A(1)), proven outside the live county anchor. Modeled as a copy of the county boundary for the covered cities; homestead exemptions are not modeled beyond the state ratio, so the estimate can run a little high for a primary residenceTo act on what you have read
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