District 49 is committed to remaining a trustworthy recipient of taxpayer investment and we know that financial transparency is paramount. The business office ensures that multiple sources of the district's financial information are publicly accessible. The links below open new windows to the pages that contain the relevant information on the district website.

• District Adopted Budget
• District Financial Audit
• Financial Statements
• Salary Schedules
• Accounts Payable Check Registers
• Credit, Debit, and Purchase Card Statements (Located in Accounts Payable Check Registers)
• Investment Performance Reports
• School Site Financials
• MLO Oversight Committee - 2014 3A
• MLO Oversight Committee - 2016 3B

Public schools receive funding from a variety of sources in Colorado. However, most revenues to the state's 178 school districts are provided through the Public School Finance Act of 1994 (as amended). Moneys provided via the Public School Finance Act are available to each school district to fund the costs of providing public education. Find more information at the Colorado Department of Education School Finance Division. For more information about District 49 finances, download and view our financial reports and documentation.

Local funding to support the educational and operational efforts of District 49 is raised through taxes levied on property owners in District 49.

 

Assessed Valuation - Mill Levies
Fiscal Year	Net Assessment Rate	Market Valuation	Assessed Valuation	General Fund	Mill Levy Override	SB 184 Adj.	Bond Redemtion Fund	Total Mills	Funded Pupil Count
2011-2012	10.69%	$6,200,983,265	$662,871,630	24.459	9.8	0.371	11.212	45.842	14,201.66
2012-2013	10.51%	$6,317,740,713	$663,717,810	24.459	9.8	0.114	11.212	45.585	14,572.86
2013-2014	10.51%	$6,321,813,966	$664,597,320	24.459	9.8	0.146	11.212	45.617	17,932.98
2014-2015	10%	$6,594,766,136	$689,724,560	24.784	9.8	0.325	11.212	46.121	20,222.50
2015-2016	10%	$7,318,389,792	$751,972,470	24.459	9.8	0.217	10.159	44.635	21,839.30