Property Taxes in Cheyenne
Cheyenne's property tax picture is a real, genuine advantage: the city's own cited median effective rate (~0.65%) runs substantially below this project's ~1.02% national comparison figure -- consistent with a separate Laramie County citation (~0.58%) and a separate statewide citation (~0.53%).
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Learn moreCheyenne's Own Cited Median Rate Runs Well Below the National Comparison Figure
A Cheyenne-specific citation (Ownwell) put the median effective property tax rate at approximately 0.65% -- described by the source as significantly lower than the national median of 1.02% -- this record's primary property-tax citation.
Cross-Referenced by County and Statewide Citations
A separate, county-level citation (SmartAsset) put Laramie County's median effective rate at approximately 0.58%, on a median home value of approximately $372,400 and a median annual property tax bill of approximately $2,174. A third, statewide citation put Wyoming's overall effective rate on owner-occupied housing at approximately 0.53% -- all three citations point the same genuinely low direction.
Understand Laramie County's Assessment Ratio Structure
Laramie County's current assessment ratios are cited at 11.5% for industrial property and 9.5% for commercial and residential property -- a real, current structural detail relevant to understanding how a given assessed value translates into an actual tax bill.
Confirm a Specific Property's Assessment Directly
Buyers and homeowners should confirm a specific target property's current assessed value and actual levy directly with the Laramie County Treasurer rather than relying on any single citywide, county, or statewide average.
Key takeaways
- Cheyenne's own cited median effective property tax rate (~0.65%) runs substantially below this project's ~1.02% national comparison figure.
- A separate Laramie County citation (~0.58%, ~$2,174 median annual bill on a ~$372,400 median home) and a separate statewide citation (~0.53%) both point the same direction.
- Laramie County's current assessment ratios run 9.5% (commercial/residential) to 11.5% (industrial) -- relevant to understanding an actual tax bill.
- Confirm a specific property's current assessed value and actual levy directly with the Laramie County Treasurer.
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