Compare municipalities
Two to six Colorado cities and towns, per resident, against the Colorado median for FY2023. The address bar holds the comparison, so you can share it.
- Golden
Denver Metro
Utilities: City-owned utilities (water, electric, gas, transit) brought in 11.0% of total revenue in FY2023. Revenue and spending per resident include them, so cities that run their own utilities read higher than cities that don't.- Revenue per resident
- $2,91819% below CO median (97 reporting)
- Higher than 35% of the 97 reporting
- Expenditures per resident
- $3,623in line with CO median (91 reporting)
- Higher than 49% of the 91 reporting
- Tax revenue per resident
- $1,13134% below CO median (90 reporting)
- Higher than 27% of the 90 reporting
- Debt per resident
- $71367% below CO median (91 reporting)
- Higher than 14% of the 91 reporting
- Revenue per resident
- $4,47025% above CO median (97 reporting)
- Higher than 63% of the 97 reporting
- Expenditures per resident
- $4,15313% above CO median (91 reporting)
- Higher than 59% of the 91 reporting
- Tax revenue per resident
- $3,8072.2× CO median (90 reporting)
- Higher than 81% of the 90 reporting
- Debt per resident
- $3,66372% above CO median (91 reporting)
- Higher than 71% of the 91 reporting
- Lafayette
Denver Metro
Utilities: City-owned utilities (water, electric, gas, transit) brought in 18.8% of total revenue in FY2023. Revenue and spending per resident include them, so cities that run their own utilities read higher than cities that don't.- Revenue per resident
- $3,16212% below CO median (97 reporting)
- Higher than 43% of the 97 reporting
- Expenditures per resident
- $3,810in line with CO median (91 reporting)
- Higher than 52% of the 91 reporting
- Tax revenue per resident
- $1,36821% below CO median (90 reporting)
- Higher than 35% of the 90 reporting
- Debt per resident
- $1,85613% below CO median (91 reporting)
- Higher than 43% of the 91 reporting
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