Collected and spent
In 2022, Natrona County spent about $61.1M. This is a Census of Governments estimate across all of its funds.
Where the money comes from
One tax.
Details
Natrona County (WY) 2024 property tax — county General Fund levy 12.000 mills, the statutory maximum, per the WY Dept of Revenue 2024 Annual Report county-levies table AND the county's own TY2024 mill-levy table + audited financial report ('levied to the maximum amount') — 2/2. On 9.5% residential assessed value (W.S. 39-13-103 statewide statutory ratio). Separate governments excluded per the Laramie entity-only precedent: Casper College district 6.31, county weed & pest 1.0, senior citizen service 1.0; the 12-mill state School Foundation levy rides the state layer (stateLevyLines) and SD#1's 32.5 rides the school layer. Supersedes the modeled 52-mill bundleWhere it goes
Eleven service lines.
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Bars in both tables share one scale. Hatched lines pay for past obligations, not current services.
Who decides
The Board sets county tax rates, as the law says. It votes on the budget after a public hearing. That hearing must be held by the third Monday in July. 5 Commissioners, each one elected by all of the voters in the county.
Details
Wyo. Stat. §18-3-504(a)(iv), powers of the board; §16-4-102(a)(xiv)(B), §16-4-109(b) and §16-4-111(a) (Uniform Municipal Fiscal Procedures Act, which counts counties as municipalities) (read 2026-10-10)When decisions happen
The Board votes on the budget after a public hearing. That hearing must be held by the third Monday in July.
How to reach it
Details
Wyo. Stat. §16-4-102(a)(x) fiscal year, §16-4-109(b) county budget hearings (counties are 'municipalities' under §16-4-102(a)(xiv)(B)) (read 2026-10-10)Also on this tax bill
A Natrona County address pays these governments too. Which cities apply depends on the address.
On every bill in Natrona County
On some bills, depending on the address
Cities: 2
Sources
Details
Natrona County (WY) 2024 property tax — county General Fund levy 12.000 mills, the statutory maximum, per the WY Dept of Revenue 2024 Annual Report county-levies table AND the county's own TY2024 mill-levy table + audited financial report ('levied to the maximum amount') — 2/2. On 9.5% residential assessed value (W.S. 39-13-103 statewide statutory ratio). Separate governments excluded per the Laramie entity-only precedent: Casper College district 6.31, county weed & pest 1.0, senior citizen service 1.0; the 12-mill state School Foundation levy rides the state layer (stateLevyLines) and SD#1's 32.5 rides the school layer. Supersedes the modeled 52-mill bundleDetails
Wyo. Stat. §18-3-504(a)(iv), powers of the board; §16-4-102(a)(xiv)(B), §16-4-109(b) and §16-4-111(a) (Uniform Municipal Fiscal Procedures Act, which counts counties as municipalities) (read 2026-10-10)Details
Wyo. Stat. §16-4-102(a)(x) fiscal year, §16-4-109(b) county budget hearings (counties are 'municipalities' under §16-4-102(a)(xiv)(B)) (read 2026-10-10)Details
Natrona County Commissioners Members page, footer (read 2026-10-10)To act on what you have read
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