Property Tax in Converse County
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Converse's effective rate is well below national
At 0.577%, Converse County's effective tax rate is roughly two-thirds the national median, placing it among the most affordable counties nationwide. The median property tax of $1,557 represents only 58% of the national median of $2,690, while homes are valued near the national average.
Above-average rate for Wyoming
Converse County's effective rate of 0.577% ranks among the highest in Wyoming, exceeding the state average of 0.556% by about 4%. However, the median tax bill of $1,557 remains well below the state median of $1,666 thanks to lower home valuations.
Higher-taxed than most surrounding counties
Converse County's 0.577% rate ranks second-highest in northern Wyoming, behind only Big Horn County (0.583%) and above Campbell (0.550%), Carbon (0.560%), and Albany County (0.573%). Despite the higher rate, the actual tax burden remains modest.
Median home generates $1,557 annual tax
With a median home value of $269,700, Converse County residents pay approximately $1,557 in annual property taxes—about $130 monthly. Homeowners with mortgages typically pay around $1,604 yearly when all assessment components are included.
Consider an appeal if overassessed
Converse County's above-average effective rate makes it especially important for homeowners to verify their assessed values. If your property's assessment exceeds recent comparable sales in your area, filing a property tax appeal could provide meaningful savings.