Property taxes in Coconino County, Arizona
Coconino County: ADOR’s county-average combined rate is applied to $35,000 net assessed value (Class 3 residential 10% of a $350,000 limited property value illustration)—about $3,035/yr (8.67% of that net assessed base). For rankings we show 0.87% of the $350,000 illustration (modeled tax ÷ LPV), not 8.67% of full cash value. Your tax area and roll may differ.
Coconino County — 2024 county-average combined primary + secondary rate of $8.67 per ** of assessed value (ADOR abstract), applied to ,000 net assessed value (Class 3 residential 10% of a ,000** limited property value illustration).
Home to Flagstaff and vast tribal and forest lands, Coconino’s tax areas range from urban to very rural—compare your tax area code to this county-average illustration.
Reference
Rates at a glance
Comparable rate (first column) matches the state hub—rough % of illustrative market (ADOR × 0.09). Modeled tax uses ADOR county-average primary + secondary on the assessed LPV benchmark; see ADOR $/ $100 in the fourth column.
- Comparable rate
- 0.87%
- Modeled annual tax
- $3,035
- Benchmark value
- $35,000
- ADOR on assessed LPV (equiv. mills)
- $8.67 / $100 (86.70 mills eq.)
- County population (2024 estimate)
- 145,161
Same as Arizona state hub. Modeled tax ÷ $350,000 LPV illustration (ADOR $/100 × Class 3 net assessed = 10% of that LPV). Headline 8.67% is of the $35,000 assessed benchmark.
Ad valorem from ADOR county-average combined rate; bonds and specials may add to your treasurer bill.
Modeled as taxable assessed value for millage math.
2024 · ADOR State and County Abstract (April 2025), Table VI/VII — 2024 average primary and secondary tax rates; total per $100 of assessed value (county average across tax areas). Your parcel’s tax area may differ. — 8.67% of assessed value on this benchmark (not the comparable rate in column one).
U.S. Census Bureau county-equivalent population estimates (POPESTIMATE2024). Citation in references.
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Compare Coconino County to nearby counties
These counties share a Census-defined boundary with this county (including some water boundaries) and are ranked by centroid proximity among counties we publish. Links stay in the same state.
How this compares nationally
That modeled effective rate is below the broad national band many surveys use for orientation (often roughly 1–1.3% of home value, varying by source and methodology)—local bills still depend on your parcel.
Orientation band (~1–1.3%): many U.S. surveys summarize owner-occupied property taxes in that range as a share of value—definitions differ. See Tax Foundation — Property taxes as a percentage of owner-occupied housing value (state / local, illustrative national context).
ADOR county-average rates (tax year 2024)
ADOR State and County Abstract (April 2025), Table VI/VII — 2024 average primary and secondary tax rates; total per $100 of assessed value (county average across tax areas). Your parcel’s tax area may differ. — Arizona does not express consolidated rates as Florida-style mills on state abstracts; the ADOR table publishes dollars per $100 of assessed value. Displayed mills = combined $/100 × 10 so tax ≈ value × (mills ÷ 1000).. Combined average: $8.67 per $100 of assessed value (8.67% of assessed value). tax ≈ assessed value × (rate ÷ 100) — equivalent display mills 86.70 so tax ≈ value × (mills ÷ 1000) matches other states’ calculator.
Bond authorizations, special assessments, community facilities districts, and similar charges may appear separately from primary/secondary rates. Agricultural, business personal property, and certain other classes use different assessment ratios under Title 42.
Estimate
Modeled property tax
Annual tax (modeled)
$3,035
Coconino County — 2024 county-average combined primary + secondary rate of $8.67 per ** of assessed value (ADOR abstract), applied to ,000 net assessed value (Class 3 residential 10% of a ,000** limited property value illustration).
Breakdown
Levy components
Major portions of the published rate stack (schools, county, specials) as labeled on the cited source—not parcel-specific.
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Primary rate (2024 county average) | $4.85 per $100 of assessed value — ADOR abstract Table VI/VII. |
| Secondary rate (2024 county average) | $3.82 per $100 of assessed value — ADOR abstract Table VI/VII. |
Assessment & taxable value
Arizona classifies property under A.R.S. Title 42; **primary** taxes are generally levied on **limited property value** (with caps and exceptions), and **secondary** taxes follow the same assessment roll subject to voter-approved overrides and debt. Legal classes use different **assessment ratios** (e.g., residential vs. commercial)—this benchmark models a **residential assessed** illustration unless your notice states otherwise.
Exemptions & credits
- HomesteadEstimator
Residence classification / homeowner (A.R.S. § 42-11121)
Owner-occupied residential property may qualify for assessment or valuation treatment under Title 42—verify eligibility and filing with the county assessor.
- SeniorReference
Senior valuation protection (where elected)
Qualifying seniors may freeze or limit valuation growth under A.R.S. § 42-11054—rules and income limits are on the county assessor’s site.
- Other creditReference
Notice of value / appeal (tax year lien date)
You may appeal assessed value through the county assessor and board of equalization process; deadlines track the statutory notice calendar.
Common programs include residence classification (§ 42-11121), exemptions for qualifying widows/widowers and persons with disabilities (§ 42-11122–11124), and optional senior valuation protection (§ 42-11054). Dollar limits adjust annually—see the county assessor and ADOR guidance.
Tools
Estimate for your home
Move the slider to scale this page’s published model to a different home value. Illustrative only.
Your value
Exemption illustrations
Rough toggles where we publish modeled impacts. Eligibility, caps, and dollar amounts on your real notice can differ—use these only to explore scale.
Add-ons (combine)
Illustrative annual tax
$3,035
Implied effective rate at this value: 8.67% —percent of the assessed LPV you enter (same basis as this page), not percent of market value.
The headline figures use the benchmark as taxable assessed value (as on a TRIM or assessment notice). The slider keeps the same ratio as that published model—your taxable value on the roll is what governs the bill.
Not a tax bill, legal estimate, or appeal tool. Exemptions, caps, specials, and assessment rules can change your actual amount; confirm with your assessor or collector.
FAQ
Common questions
Short answers tied to this county’s model—always confirm dates and eligibility on official notices.
How are property taxes calculated in Coconino County?
Rate Gazetteer uses the Arizona Department of Revenue’s county-average combined primary + secondary rates (published as dollars per $100 of assessed value for tax year 2024). Tax ≈ assessed value × (combined rate ÷ 100). For calculator parity we also show equivalent mills (rate × 10). Your tax area can differ from the county average. Coconino County — 2024 county-average combined primary + secondary rate of $8.67 per ** of assessed value (ADOR abstract), applied to ,000 net assessed value (Class 3 residential 10% of a ,000** limited property value illustration).
When are property taxes due in Arizona?
Arizona property taxes are usually billed in two installments to the county treasurer—commonly due October 1 (delinquent after November 1) and March 1 (delinquent after May 1), with statutory detail in A.R.S. § 42-18052 and related sections—confirm on your county treasurer’s statement.
How can I lower my property tax bill in Coconino County?
Review your notice of value, claim residence classification and other Title 42 exemptions you qualify for, and file a petition for review / equalization appeal if assessed value or classification is wrong—deadlines are on the assessor’s calendar.
What Arizona exemptions or classifications affect Coconino County?
Common programs include residence classification (§ 42-11121), exemptions for qualifying widows/widowers and persons with disabilities (§ 42-11122–11124), and optional senior valuation protection (§ 42-11054). Dollar limits adjust annually—see the county assessor and ADOR guidance.
Why might my Arizona tax rate differ from this county-average figure?
The Arizona Department of Revenue abstract publishes county averages across all tax areas; your bill uses the combined primary + secondary rate for your tax area (city, school, fire, and other districts). Agricultural, rental, and commercial classes also use different assessment ratios than a typical residential illustration.
Sources
Verification
Primary reference
Arizona Department of Revenue — State and County Abstract of the Assessment Roll (April 2025; Table VI/VII: 2024 average primary and secondary tax rates by county)- Last verified
- 2026-04-18
- Evidence type
- Confirmed
Checked against an official government rate sheet, notice, or tax office publication.
Rates are **county averages** of primary and secondary property tax rates for **tax year 2024** as published in the ADOR abstract (dollars per **** of **net assessed** value). For this residential model, **net assessed** = **10%** of a **,000** LPV illustration (Class 3). Modeled annual tax = net assessed × (total combined rate ÷ 100). Equivalent mills = combined $/100 × 10; tax ≈ net assessed × (mills ÷ 1000). Actual rates vary by **tax area** within the county.
Related official pages
- Coconino County — official website (Wikidata P856; verify treasurer/assessor)
- Arizona Department of Revenue — Property tax (program hub)
- Arizona Legislature — Arizona Revised Statutes Title 42 (taxation; property tax articles)
- U.S. Census Bureau — County population estimates, 2024 (CO-EST2024-ALLDATA, Arizona counties)
Reference population (context): 145,161