County Values
Douglas County Taxable Value
| 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | |
| Douglas County | 26,658,670,840 | 29,199,416,920 | 30,993,752,310 | 33,933,447,230 | 34,956,883,915 |
| Cities | |||||
| Omaha | 20,091,391,760 | 21,495,123,660 | 22,265,984,445 | 25,302,239,770 | 26,509,935,870 |
| Elkhorn | 434,745,100 | 454,368,105 | 465,365,525 | Annexed To Omaha | Annexed to Omaha |
| Waterloo | 38,973,770 | 42,472,150 | 43,420,865 | 53,653,750 | 57,452,065 |
| Valley | 111,111,240 | 109,988,980 | 109,896,670 | 119,491,850 | 123,260,730 |
| Ralston | 276,419,220 | 293,545,350 | 310,183,475 | 328,822,540 | 337,793,670 |
| Bennington | 39,018,855 | 41,579,360 | 43,193,405 | 83,269,170 | 83,342,880 |
| Largest School Districts | |||||
| 1 Omaha | 14,258,305,630 | 15,419,029,350 | 16,237,657,545 | 17,638,701,720 | 18,009,451,065 |
| 10 Elkhorn | 1,749,336,470 | 2,220,338,045 | 2,615,013,085 | 3,030,989,310 | 3,350,857,600 |
| 11 Waterloo | 122,339,635 | Merged See 15 | Merged See 15 | Merged See 15 | Merged see 15 |
| 17 Millard | 5,939,204,590 | 6,546,380,240 | 6,861,195,600 | 7,413,315,540 | 7,558,025,200 |
| 33 Valley | 297,009,275 | Merged See 15 | Merged See 15 | Merged See 15 | Merged see 15 |
| 54 Ralston | 1,288,498,520 | 1,336,507,405 | 1,368,785,080 | 1,439,522,425 | 1,452,122,270 |
| 59 Bennington | 250,990,770 | 349,050,730 | 439,683,320 | 529,975,425 | 583,456,365 |
| 66 Westside | 2,684,002,135 | 2,787,550,350 | 2,887,413,930 | 3,187,963,420 | 3,240,601,570 |
| 15 Douglas West | 458,910,115 | 486,224,655 | 561,445,470 | 597,242,160 | |
| Provided by the Douglas County Assessor | |||||
Douglas County Property Statistics (As of August 31, 2009)
| 212,206 | Parcels in Douglas County |
| 9,383 | Commercial improved parcels (includes industrial) |
| 25,180 | Vacant land parcels |
| 159,575 | Residential improved parcels |
| 2,399 | Mobile homes |
| 15,052 | Business personal property schedules |
| 17,969 | Religious, charitable, educational and cemetery exemptions (real property only) |
| 91 | Business Aircraft |
Calculating Taxes Using Tax Rates
The Assessor does not levy taxes. Government subdivisions set tax rates to meet their budgets. Tax rates are based on each $100 of assessed valuation.
To figure your own tax, divide your assessed value by 100 to get the multiplier and then use that number to multiply the tax rate. For example, for a $100,000 house you would multiply the rate by 1,000 to get the tax figure. A home valued at $81,800 would use 818 as a multiplier.
For futher information about taxes visit the Douglas County Treasurer web site