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Highlands Metropolitan District No. 1 (Broomfield County): mill levy and disclosure
Highlands Metropolitan District No. 1 is a metropolitan district in Broomfield County, Colorado, with a certified 2025 levy of 52.333 mills (48.333 mills for bonds).
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Metropolitan District |
| County | Broomfield |
| Formed | 2008 |
| Mapped area | 71 acres |
| Total mill levy (2025) | 52.333 mills |
| General operating | 4 mills |
| Bonds (debt service) | 48.333 mills |
| Assessed value (2025) | $7,534,310 |
| Levy revenue (2025) | $394,293 |
| Disclosure law | C.R.S. §38-35.7-101; §38-35.7-110 |
| Website | highlandsmetrodistrict1.com (opens in a new tab) |
A mill is $1 of tax for every $1,000 of assessed value. A home's assessed value is a fraction of its market value set by state law, so the tax on a home depends on its value and the assessment rate for its class.
Colorado requires every contract to buy and sell residential real property to include a statement that the property may be in special taxing districts that can carry general obligation debt (C.R.S. §38-35.7-101). Since August 2025, sellers of homes in metropolitan districts organized on or after January 1, 2000 must also give buyers an estimate of the property tax the districts impose (C.R.S. §38-35.7-110). We don't decide whether a disclosure is required for a given sale.
Districts that overlap Highlands Metropolitan District No. 1
A property here can also be in these special districts, each with its own levy. Which ones apply depends on the lot.
- Boulder Valley Conservation District · Soil Conservation District
- Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District · Water Conservancy District
- Front Range Passenger Rail District · Front Range Passenger Rail District
- North Metro Fire Rescue District · Fire Protection District
- Northern Colorado Water Conservancy Municipal Subdistrict · Water Conservancy District
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Sources: Colorado Department of Local Affairs (district records, public domain); mill levies from the State of Colorado's property tax data, tax year 2025. As of Nov 12, 2026. Boundaries come from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs: many were digitised from scanned drawings, so they are approximate and not a survey. Mill levies are those certified for the tax year shown, from the State of Colorado's property tax data. MapIron doesn't decide whether a disclosure is required for a sale; confirm with the county treasurer's certificate of taxes due and the district.