With one Coconino County secondary tax rate increasing, two other secondary rates remaining the same and the primary tax rate decreasing, the Coconino County Board of Supervisors will hold four truth in taxation public hearings on Tuesday night.
In total, the four tax rates will equate to a total increase of approximately $7.68 per $100,000 of the taxable value for the average property in the county compared to the 2025 fiscal year. Based on a sample property with a Zillow listing of $732,000, the Coconino County Assessor’s Office assigned a full cash value of $487,415 with a limited property value of $308,100. The limited property value, also described as the taxable value, is then converted into an assessed value based on a percentage ratio. For residential property, the 10% ratio would bring the assessed value to $30,810 before being multiplied by the total tax rate of 1.5486%. As a result, the tax levy for the example property in the 2026 fiscal year equals an annual total of $477 annually, up from $454 in 2025 fiscal year.
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