Graphs & Charts

This graph compares the City's budget growth to population growth.
This graph compares the City's budget growth to population growth. The compound annual growth rate for population + CPI is 4.0%. The City's annual budget grew from $307 million in 2003 to $597 million in 2022. The compound annual growth rate of City Spend for this 20-year period is 3.6%. This 0.4% difference over 20 years amounts to $19.5 million.
This slide shows base sales tax rates totaling 3.85%. The current grocery tax rate of 2.25% is not being considered with and will not be affected by a 2023 measures.
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This graph shows total expenses of $809.1 million, organized around seven outcome areas. Colored sections of the bars indicate funding from the general fund (discretionary) while gray indicates dedicated funding.
The graph compares total tax rates across twelve cities in Northern Colorado. Fort Collins is on the lower end of the rankings. All counties except Douglas and Larimer have other taxes linked to transportation, culture and public safety.
This outlines the Sales & Use Tax1968-2035 tax structure that has been voter-approved to date.
This graph compares the City's budget growth to population growth.