Property Tax in Sheridan County
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Sheridan's taxes rank low nationally
At 0.554%, Sheridan's effective tax rate sits well below the national median of 0.715%, placing it in the bottom 30% of U.S. counties by tax burden. The median property tax bill of $1,951 is 27% lower than the national median of $2,690, despite homes here valued above the national average.
Nearly tied with Wyoming's average
Sheridan ranks almost exactly at Wyoming's state average effective rate of 0.556%, placing it in the middle of the state's 23 counties. Its median tax of $1,951 runs 17% higher than the state average of $1,666, reflecting the county's stronger home values.
Moderate taxes in the north
Sheridan's 0.554% rate falls between its neighbors Sublette County (0.410%) and Washakie County (0.700%). Among comparable northern Wyoming counties, Sheridan offers a balanced tax environment with median home values of $352,200.
What your home costs annually
On a median home valued at $352,200, Sheridan County homeowners pay roughly $1,951 in annual property taxes. Owners with mortgages pay slightly more at $1,962, while those without mortgages pay $1,933.
You may be overassessed
Research shows many homeowners across Wyoming are paying taxes on inflated assessments. If you believe your home's assessed value is too high, filing an appeal with Sheridan County's assessor's office could reduce your annual bill.