Property Tax Bills

When will I receive my property tax bill?Property Tax bills are mailed out on or before October 10, after the Treasurer’s office receives the tax roll from the Assessors office. Tax bills are itemized to show:
  • Name and address of property owner as of January 1 of the tax year
  • Amount due
  • Due date of each installment
  • Distribution of tax throughout the county
  • Legal description of property
If you purchase a property or record a deed on or after January 1, you will not receive a tax bill in your name for that year. Please note that taxpayers are responsible for payment of taxes regardless of billing. Even if you did not receive a tax bill for any reason, taxes are still due, and additional penalties will be assessed if paid late.

If you do not receive a tax bill by the end of October, or if you have any questions, please contact the Treasurer's office at (307) 332-1105 or treasurer@fremontcountywy.gov.

How do I read my tax bill?Download  a copy of a sample bill that describes each component.

Property Tax PaymentsWhen are my property taxes due?

Fifty percent (50%) of the tax is payable on or before November 10th of the current year. The remaining 50% is payable on or before May 10th of the following year. Any taxes not paid by the due date are delinquent the day after that date and are subject to a penalty assessed at a rate of 18% per annum. Penalty on the first half is forgiven if the taxpayer elects to pay the entire amount of tax due prior to December 31st of the current tax year.

Tax bills for Fremont County adhere to the following payment schedule:
  • First installment is due November 10
  • Second installment is due May 10
  • Alternately, the total tax may be paid by December 31 of the current tax year - accrued penalties on the first half will be waived.
How can I pay my taxes?Please see the Payment Page for more information.
Other Information
What is a mill levy?A mill is one one-thousandth (1/1000) of a dollar. Therefore, there is $1 of tax for every thousand dollars of assessed value.

Who can assess taxes on my property?

Various entities are legally entitled to levy mills against properties in their districts subject to the limits provided by Wyoming law. These include local governments, school districts, colleges and other legally formed special districts. Certain taxing entities are entitled to assess taxes on all properties within Fremont County, regardless of tax district. Therefore, the total mill levy varies from tax district to tax district depending on the taxing entities within in your specific district.
The Fremont County Treasurer maintains a table showing the approved mill levies for all tax districts within Fremont County for the current tax year. In addition, the Fremont County Assessor maintains historical information on assessed valuations and mill levies on their Forms page.

How do I figure out my tax district?

On your tax bill, you can find your tax district in the upper right corner just below the parcel number.
You can also search for your address using the Fremont County Map Server. Be sure that the tax district layer is checked.