Broomfield Partial Property Tax Refund for Disabled Veterans

This is Broomfield's own programme, separate from the State's disabled veteran exemption (see the Assessor's entry). The Housing Division's page: "The purpose of the Partial Property Tax Refund (PPTR) Program is to provide partial financial relief to Broomfield homeowners most impacted by the significant 2022-2023 reassessment-driven property tax increase." Who. "Broomfield homeowners who occupy their property as their primary residence and paid both their 2021 and 2025 property taxes may qualify for a refund, up to a maximum of $1000. Applicant households must be at or below 80% of the area median income, and belong to one or more of the categories below: Seniors: Age 65+ (by July 1, 2026). Veterans: At least 80% documented disability. Residents with Disabilities: 100% documented disability. Surviving Spouses: Qualifying spouses of the above categories." The 2025 CHFA limits it uses for 80% of area median income run from $78,480 for one person to $148,000 for eight. A veteran or surviving spouse can prove the disability with a current VA benefits letter (1-800-827-1000). How much. At or below 60% of area median income, the refund is the whole rise between the 2021 and 2025 tax bills, up to $1,000; between 61% and 80%, it is the share of the rise from Broomfield's and the school district's levies. No rise, no refund. The cheque comes six to eight weeks after the 2025 bill is paid in full. When. "THE LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR THE PROGRAM IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, AT 5 PM", online; returning applicants register again with the same email. The Council continued the programme for 2026 by Resolution 2025-154 on October 28, 2025 (9 to 0), with $600,000 budgeted and applications taken through October 30, 2026 "or until funding has been exhausted". In 2025 it paid 963 refunds by mid-October, about $492,000 of a $502,000 budget, and staff expected 2026 refunds to be smaller after House Bill 24B-1001. Questions: [email protected], 303-438-6350.