Collected and spent
Not on file yet.
Where the money comes from
One tax.
Details
South Sloan's Lake Metropolitan District No. 2 — 38.444 mills certified for tax year 2024, Denver Assessor 2024 Districts and Levies table. The taxing district of the South Sloan's Lake development (No. 1 is the service district and levies nothing here). A Title 32 metropolitan district levy on top of the city/school lines; boundary from Denver's own open-data metro-district layer. Colorado assesses homes at a fraction of market value, so the estimate follows the same assessed base as the city lineWho decides
The homepage says South Sloan's Lake Metropolitan District No. 2 is a Title 32 special district in Denver. Terms end in May 2027 or May 2029.
When decisions happen
The homepage and the 2026 notice both say third Friday, by Zoom. They print different start times, 2:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
How to reach it
The homepage lists Ann Finn of Public Alliance as district manager, with this phone. It prints the same email for every director.
Also on this tax bill
A South Sloan's Lake Metropolitan District No. 2 address pays these governments too.
On every bill in South Sloan's Lake Metropolitan District No. 2
Sources
Details
South Sloan's Lake Metropolitan District No. 2 — 38.444 mills certified for tax year 2024, Denver Assessor 2024 Districts and Levies table. The taxing district of the South Sloan's Lake development (No. 1 is the service district and levies nothing here). A Title 32 metropolitan district levy on top of the city/school lines; boundary from Denver's own open-data metro-district layer. Colorado assesses homes at a fraction of market value, so the estimate follows the same assessed base as the city lineDetails
South Sloan's Lake Metropolitan District No. 2 — 38.444 mills certified for tax year 2024, Denver Assessor 2024 Districts and Levies table. The taxing district of the South Sloan's Lake development (No. 1 is the service district and levies nothing here). A Title 32 metropolitan district levy on top of the city/school lines; boundary from Denver's own open-data metro-district layer. Colorado assesses homes at a fraction of market value, so the estimate follows the same assessed base as the city lineTo act on what you have read
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