Municipal taxable property baseCertified taxable property values differ widely across El Paso County municipalities. These figures describe the tax base, not taxes collected, budgets, or household bills. Taxable value is not tax revenue or spending. Overlapping entities must not be summed.EL PASO TAX WATCHMunicipal taxable property baseCertified taxable value · tax year 2026 · USDCITY OF EL PASO$57.13BCITY OF SOCORRO$2.62BHORIZON CITY$1.77BCITY OF SAN ELIZARIO$0.40BTOWN OF ANTHONY$0.29BVILLAGE OF VINTON$0.23BTOWN OF CLINT$0.14BTaxable value is not tax revenue or spending. Overlapping entities must not be summed.Source: EPCAD 2026 Certified Totals · PDF pages 51, 94, 66, 80, 21, 108, 35elpasotaxwatch.com/press · Edition 896ce74035a3504d · Tax year 2026
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Certified taxable property values differ widely across El Paso County municipalities. These figures describe the tax base, not taxes collected, budgets, or household bills.

Exact values in US dollars; bars start at zero
Entity / measureValuePDF page
CITY OF EL PASO$57,133,453,60751
CITY OF SOCORRO$2,621,097,41194
HORIZON CITY$1,772,919,63066
CITY OF SAN ELIZARIO$400,370,92380
TOWN OF ANTHONY$291,854,12221
VILLAGE OF VINTON$231,307,805108
TOWN OF CLINT$138,742,33735

How do exemptions, valuation changes and adopted rates affect each municipality’s revenue? These totals alone cannot answer that question.