City of Northglenn Lodging Tax Increase (5% to 8%)
Northglenn city, Colorado
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Raises Northglenn's tax on hotel and short rental stays to 8% to help pay for city services. Guests would pay more, while property taxes and taxes on other shopping would stay the same.
Proposed by: Northglenn City Council (Resolution CR-93)
Northglenn's elected city council passed a written decision (Resolution CR-93) to put this on the ballot. Colorado law says voters must approve a tax increase.
Source: webdocs.northglenn.org
A YES vote means
Raise the city tax from 5% to 8% in 2027 on stays shorter than 30 days. Use the money for city services, including police, streets and parks.
A NO vote means
Keep the city tax on short stays at 5%. The city would not receive the added money for services.
Sources: weld.gov · municode.northglenn.org · webdocs.northglenn.org
Source: webdocs.northglenn.org