Property Tax

Property Tax and Parcel Lookup in Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska

Look up the assessed value, property tax, owner of record, and tax district for any of the 21,313 parcels in Scotts Bluff County, and see where the money goes. About $62.1M in property tax is generated countywide each year and distributed to schools, the county, cities and villages, the community college, and special districts.

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Where Scotts Bluff County property tax goes

Property tax is split among the public bodies that levy on each parcel. The largest recipients in the most recent reported year:

• SCOTTSBLUFF SCHOOL-32 (School district): about $13.7M per year from 9,226 parcels.
• COUNTY GENERAL (County): about $13.5M per year from 19,620 parcels.
• GERING SCHOOL-16 (School district): about $10.9M per year from 5,240 parcels.
• MORRILL SCHOOL-11 (School district): about $3.2M per year from 2,218 parcels.
• SCOTTSBLUFF SCHOOL BND-32 (School bond): about $2.7M per year from 9,226 parcels.
• MITCHELL SCHOOL-31 (School district): about $2.4M per year from 1,924 parcels.
• GERING SCHOOL BOND-16 (School bond): about $2.2M per year from 5,240 parcels.
• CITY OF GERING (City / village): about $2.2M per year from 3,566 parcels.
• CITY OF SCOTTSBLUFF (City / village): about $2.1M per year from 6,172 parcels.
• N P NATURAL RESOURCE (Natural resources district): about $1.6M per year from 19,617 parcels.
• CO AIRPORT AUTHORITY (Airport authority): about $1.4M per year from 19,617 parcels.
• WESTERN NE COMM COLL (Community college): about $772K per year from 19,616 parcels.

How to look up a parcel

Open the interactive map and search by address or parcel ID, or select any parcel to see its assessed value, land and improvement value, classification, zoning, school district, sale history, and the tax it generates. The same parcel view shows which grants and incentives may apply.

Browse by town: Scottsbluff, Gering, Terrytown, Mitchell, Minatare, Morrill, Lyman, McGrew, Henry, Melbeta.

Tax figures are aggregated from county treasurer distributions (most-recent reported year per parcel) and are advisory, not an official tax statement.