Why look up your own home?
The district talks about the levy as a rate: $2.50 per $1,000. But you don’t pay a rate. You pay dollars, and at the maximum rate those dollars rise every time your assessed value does. In 2024 voters were told the current levy would cost about $2.40 per $1,000. It came in at $2.45 in 2025 and about $2.50 in 2026.
This tool reads your home’s taxable value for each year straight from the Spokane County Assessor’s public records and shows the dollars: what you’ve paid under the current levy, what the proposed 2028–2030 levy would cost, and every school tax on your bill.
What it includes
- CVSD levy (enrichment, also called operations or EP&O): the tax on this ballot.
- CVSD bonds: construction bonds approved in 2015 and 2018.
- CVSD capital levy: approved in February 2024, collected 2025–2030.
- State school levy (Parts 1 and 2): the state property tax for schools, which every Washington homeowner pays.
Sources: Spokane County Assessor property records (SCOUT) for taxable values and property tax billed; Spokane County Assessor Annual Reports 2024, 2025 and 2026 for levy rates; Spokane County sample ballots for Feb. 13, 2024 ($2.40 estimate) and Nov. 3, 2026 ($2.50 estimate; $48.9M, $50.55M, $52.4M). Address lookup by Spokane County’s public geocoder. Estimates for 2027–2030 are our calculations.