Frequently Asked Questions
Living with Deer and Elk
Deer Facts
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Is Property Tax Information Online?
Not through our office. The La Plata County Assessor has an online database http://eagleweb.laplata.co.us/assessor/web/
Online documents - Are your recorded documents online?
Yes.
La Plata county has records on-line visit https://papervision.laplata.co.us to view our recorded documents. Please note: you will be unable to print any documents unless you have an account with us. To obtain copies you must be on-site or send in a request along with payment. If you are interested in setting up an account please contact our office at 970-382-6281 or 970-382-6283.
What is the difference between District Court and County Court?
The District Court handles all criminal cases which include a felony charge and all criminal cases where the person charged is a juvenile under the age of 18 years of age. The County Court handles all criminal cases involving misdemeanors, traffic offenses and traffic infractions.
How are my registration/renewal fees calculated?
The notice you receive when it is time to renew your license lists information about your vehicle, the Taxable Value (TX VAL), the License Fee (LIC.FEE) and the Specific Ownership Tax (OWN.TX)
Taxable Value: This is calculated using a percentage of the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) and remains constant throughout the life of the vehicle. The taxable value of passenger cars is 85% of the MSRP; the taxable value of a truck is 75% of the MSRP. Read more »
Foreclosure Properties - Where do I get a list of foreclosure properties?
Although foreclosure documents are recorded with us in this office we do not have a "list" of such properties. The Public Trustee's office has a web site that you can view current foreclosure properties: http://ptforeclosures.laplata.co.us/index.aspx. For further information on foreclosures please call the Public Trustee Office (970) 382-6352.
Concealed Weapons Permit: How do I apply?
How do I go about getting a Concealed Weapon permit (CCW)?
In order to obtain a concealed weapons permit, you must first obtain and complete the proper application from the La Plata County Sheriff's Office. Upon application, you must present a valid picture ID, such as a driver's license, military ID, or passport, proof of training, give a fingerprint sample, and include 2 processing fees. Read more »
Marriage FAQ's
Marriage License FAQ’s
Marriage licenses are available from the La Plata County Clerk and Recorder’s office located in Bodo at 98 Everett Street Ste C Durango, Monday through Friday 8:00am- 4:30pm.
How do I obtain a marriage license? Read more »
When are Taxes Due?
Property Taxes are due:
First Half - Last Day of February
Second Half - June 15
Full Amount - Last Day of April
