Property tax sources and method
Where each number on the property-tax pages and in the Tax Lab comes from, how it is calculated, and what it leaves out.
Every number on the property-tax pages comes from an official record, a calculation from those records, or an assumption you set in a calculator. No dollar figure was generated by AI.
The core formula
City levy ÷ city tax base = city tax rate
$2,179,043 local levy ÷ $9,197,371 local tax capacity = 23.692%
The average homestead comes from the newest official Department of Revenue homestead data, payable 2025. $6,555,471 of residential homestead tax capacity ÷ 1,369 homesteads ≈ $4,788.51 of tax capacity. The bill, the Tax Lab, and the articles all apply the certified payable-2026 city rate (23.692%) to that same capacity, about $1,135 a year for the city share. The home is a payable-2025 yardstick because the Department of Revenue has not yet published payable-2026 homestead totals. The rates are all payable 2026.
In the Tax Lab, acres needed equals the tax capacity a goal requires ÷ the tax capacity each acre adds and keeps locally. About 6.6% of the certified levy ($153,744 of $2,332,787) is met by the metro fiscal-disparities distribution rather than the local base.
The split by who levies it and the two levy figures
The bill split uses official payable-2026 rates from Anoka County's “Pay 2026 Final Tax Rates” table. The city rate is 23.69% (certified), the county 31.85%, and special districts 2.55%. School rates depend on the district. St. Francis (ISD 15) charges 21.65% of tax capacity plus 0.060% of market value. Anoka-Hennepin (ISD 11) charges 13.03% of tax capacity plus 0.184% of market value. Elk River (ISD 728) charges 24.50% of tax capacity plus 0.255% of market value. The market-value part is the district's voter-approved referendum and debt levies. A real parcel statement still differs because state credits vary by parcel. Corrected in October 2026. The split previously left out the market-value levies and the Anoka-Hennepin district.
For history, the Department of Revenue's payable-2025 average local net-tax-capacity rates for Nowthen were city 22.26%, county 30.25%, school district (blended across Nowthen parcels) 18.89%, special districts 2.55%, total 73.95%. The rate-comparison chart in the history section shows two of the three districts serving Nowthen, St. Francis schools (ISD 15) and Elk River schools (ISD 728), separately. Anoka-Hennepin (ISD 11) is not yet in that history. These are average local net-tax-capacity rates as published by the Department of Revenue. School districts also levy on referendum market value (voter-approved operating and debt levies) which a net-tax-capacity rate line does not capture. Which school line applies to a household depends on which district the parcel sits in.
The Anoka County table shows the levy each jurisdiction certified; the Department of Revenue portal shows the final levy total after small post-certification adjustments. For Nowthen the two differ by under $250 in every overlapping year (for example, payable 2024: $1,936,176 certified vs $1,936,251 final). Both are recorded, under distinct fact keys, and this page says which one each number uses. The city’s own 2026 adopted budget book prints the total levy as $2,332,789 ($2 more than the $2,332,787 the county certified). Both documents are official; the budget pages on this site use the budget book’s figure and this page uses the certification.
| Payable year | Certified (county table) | Final (DOR portal) |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | $1,718,710 | $1,718,764 |
| 2023 | $1,837,905 | $1,837,964 |
| 2024 | $1,936,176 | $1,936,251 |
| 2025 | $2,129,366 | $2,129,474 |
| 2026 | $2,332,787 | — |
Fiscal disparities, payable 2025 actuals: Nowthen contributed $369,918 of commercial-industrial tax capacity to the metro pool and received a $139,197 distribution levy back. The Tax Lab's 40% contributed, 60% retained split is a rough scale simplification, not a simulation of these actuals.
State aid (Local Government Aid)
Local Government Aid is general-purpose state aid certified to each city by the Minnesota Department of Revenue. The state’s LGA formula weighs each city’s tax base against its measured revenue need; Nowthen’s adjusted tax capacity now exceeds its formula need, so its certified aid is $0.
Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file. The pay-2020 file certified Nowthen’s 2020 LGA at $46,891; the pay-2021 file restates 2020 at $48,751 after a legislative revision. The table shows the restated $48,751.
| Aid year | Certified LGA | Certified in |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | $14,424 | pay-2018 file |
| 2018 | $27,774 | pay-2019 file |
| 2019 | $28,401 | pay-2020 file |
| 2020 | $48,751 | pay-2021 file |
| 2021 | $51,686 | pay-2022 file |
| 2022 | $10,680 | pay-2023 file |
| 2023 | $0 | pay-2024 file |
| 2024 | $0 | pay-2025 file |
| 2025 | $0 | pay-2026 file |
| 2026 | $0 | pay-2026 file |
Limits of these numbers
- The fiscal-disparities adjustment is rough. Actual fiscal-disparities calculations involve base years, area-wide tax rates, distribution formulas, and changes in local market value per capita. This tool does not simulate those second-order effects.
- Commercial-industrial value is taxed at Minnesota’s class 3a rate (Minn. Stat. § 273.13, subd. 24): 1.5% on the first $150,000 of a development’s market value and 2.0% above, with one first-tier amount per commonly-owned contiguous development. At multi-acre development scale almost all value falls in the 2.0% tier.
- Rate effects assume the city levy stays constant. In reality, future levies may change because costs, projects, and service demands change.
- Other service costs are not modeled here. They may exist, but this tool will not invent numbers without a local source.
- For average-home and equivalent-home examples this page uses the official payable-2025 Department of Revenue homestead aggregate as a proxy ($6,555,471 of residential homestead tax capacity across 1,369 homesteads, about $4,789 each) applied to the payable-2026 levy and tax base. Treat it as a scale proxy, not a payable-2026 parcel count. For official population context, the Department of Revenue’s LGA certification files record Nowthen’s population at 4,595 (2023 estimate, pay-2026 file; peak 4,536 in the 2020 census), with the full series back to 1970 held with the source records alongside the aid factors.
Source list
Each source opens to its agency, a link to the original, and the values these pages use. Values are official figures from that source unless marked otherwise. Sources are high confidence unless marked.
U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year (2019–2023) profile tables DP02/DP03/DP04/DP05 — all 20 Anoka County cities (place geography)
U.S. Census Bureau (data.census.gov table API) · original source
MnDOT — Centerline miles and lane miles by route system in each city within each county, annual HPMS snapshots 2002–2024 (no 2015 report published)
Minnesota Department of Transportation, Roadway Data Unit · original source
MN Office of the State Auditor — City Finances Report raw data (revenues, expenditures, debt, fund balances, staffing), every Minnesota city, financial years 2006–2023
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · original source
City of Columbus — published budget, CIP, and audited financial report PDFs (6 documents, fiscal years ~2022–2026), downloaded verbatim from the city website
City of Columbus
City of East Bethel — published budget, CIP, and audited financial report PDFs (6 documents, fiscal years ~2022–2026), downloaded verbatim from the city website
City of East Bethel
City of Ham Lake — published budget, CIP, and audited financial report PDFs (6 documents, fiscal years ~2022–2026), downloaded verbatim from the city website
City of Ham Lake
City of Oak Grove — published budget, CIP, and audited financial report PDFs (9 documents, fiscal years ~2022–2026), downloaded verbatim from the city website
City of Oak Grove
City of St. Francis — published budget, CIP, and audited financial report PDFs (9 documents, fiscal years ~2022–2026), downloaded verbatim from the city website
City of St. Francis
Anoka County payable-2026 values / tax-capacity table — Nowthen rowMedium confidence
Anoka County Property Records & Taxation · payable 2026
Nowthen: total tax capacity $9,680,112 (personal property $332,623, real property $9,347,489); agricultural $1,058,731; residential homestead $6,810,988; residential non-homestead $594,420; commercial-industrial $860,389; utility $17,854; seasonal rec $5,107.
| agricultural tax capacity | $1,058,731 | |
| commercial industrial tax capacity | $860,389 | |
| personal property tax capacity | $332,623 | |
| real property tax capacity | $9,347,489 | |
| residential homestead tax capacity | $6,810,988 | |
| residential non homestead tax capacity | $594,420 | |
| seasonal recreational tax capacity | $5,107 | |
| total tax capacity | $9,680,112 | |
| utility tax capacity | $17,854 |
Anoka County payable-2026 city/town tax-rate table — Nowthen row
Anoka County Property Records & Taxation · payable 2026
Nowthen: certified levy $2,332,787; area-wide levy $153,744; local levy $2,179,043; local taxable tax capacity $9,197,371; total city rate 23.692020%.
| area wide levy | $153,744 | |
| certified levy | $2,332,787 | |
| city tax rate percent | 23.69202% | |
| local levy after area wide | $2,179,043 | |
| local tax capacity | $9,197,371 |
Anoka County GIS address points filtered to Nowthen (1,693 points, 126 street names), WGS84 GeoJSON derivation
Anoka County GIS (open data, Board Resolution 2014-TR11) · original source
Anoka County GIS lakes intersecting the Nowthen area envelope (44 features), WGS84 GeoJSON export
Anoka County GIS (open data, Board Resolution 2014-TR11) · original source
Anoka County GIS community boundary for Nowthen (35.23 sq mi), WGS84 GeoJSON export
Anoka County GIS (open data, Board Resolution 2014-TR11) · original source
Anoka County GIS parcels filtered to Nowthen (2,145 polygons; PIN/address/plat/acres, no owner fields), WGS84 GeoJSON derivation
Anoka County GIS (open data, Board Resolution 2014-TR11) · original source
Anoka County GIS road centerlines, features touching Nowthen (393 segments), WGS84 GeoJSON export
Anoka County GIS (open data, Board Resolution 2014-TR11) · original source
Anoka County — Tax Capacity and Market Value Levies, Pay 2022–2026 (five-year comparison)
Anoka County Property Records & Taxation · payable 2026
Nowthen certified levies (net tax capacity; market-value levy $0 every year): pay 2022 $1,718,710; 2023 $1,837,905; 2024 $1,936,176; 2025 $2,129,366; 2026 $2,332,787. The Anoka County table shows the levy each jurisdiction certified; the Department of Revenue portal shows the final levy total after small post-certification adjustments. For Nowthen the two differ by under $250 in every overlapping year (for example, payable 2024: $1,936,176 certified vs $1,936,251 final). Both are recorded, under distinct fact keys, and this page says which one each number uses.
| certified levy anoka table | $1,718,710 | |
| certified levy anoka table | $1,837,905 | |
| certified levy anoka table | $1,936,176 | |
| certified levy anoka table | $2,129,366 | |
| certified levy anoka table | $2,332,787 |
MN Department of Revenue — Certified Property Tax Levy Changes for CY 2026 (statewide)
Minnesota Department of Revenue, Property Tax Division · payable 2026 · original source
Certified pay-2026 and final pay-2025 levies for every MN county, city, township, school district, and special taxing district. Change columns recomputed, never read from the file.
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2018
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2018 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2018 LGA certified at $27,774; restates 2017 LGA at $14,424. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2017 lga | $14,424 | |
| lga 2018 lga | $27,774 |
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2019
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2019 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2019 LGA certified at $28,401; restates 2018 LGA at $27,774. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2018 lga | $27,774 | |
| lga 2019 lga | $28,401 |
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2020
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2020 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2020 LGA certified at $46,891; restates 2019 LGA at $28,401. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2019 lga | $28,401 | |
| lga 2020 lga | $46,891 |
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2021
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2021 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2021 LGA certified at $51,686; restates 2020 LGA at $48,751. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2020 lga | $48,751 | |
| lga 2021 lga | $51,686 |
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2022
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2022 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2022 LGA certified at $10,680; restates 2021 LGA at $51,686. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2021 lga | $51,686 | |
| lga 2022 lga | $10,680 |
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2023
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2023 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2023 LGA certified at $0; restates 2022 LGA at $10,680. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2022 lga | $10,680 | |
| lga 2023 lga | $0 |
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2024
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2024 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2024 LGA certified at $0; restates 2023 LGA at $0. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2023 lga | $0 | |
| lga 2024 lga | $0 |
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2025
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2025 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2025 LGA certified at $0; restates 2024 LGA at $0. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2024 lga | $0 | |
| lga 2025 lga | $0 |
Minnesota DOR — Local Government Aid certification factors, aids payable 2026
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2026 · original source
Per-city LGA formula inputs for all 20 Anoka County cities. Nowthen: 2026 LGA certified at $0; restates 2025 LGA at $0. Each year’s LGA certification file also restates the prior aid year. Where the files state different figures for the same aid year, this page shows the latest certification; every certification is kept in the database attributed to its source file.
| lga 2023 population | 4,595 | |
| lga 2025 lga | $0 | |
| lga 2026 lga | $0 | |
| lga highest population | 4,536 | |
| lga revenue need small cities | 0 | |
| lga study year 2023 adjusted net tax capacity | $10,333,314 |
Minnesota DOR Property Tax Data Portal export — city/town, county, and school district statistics, payable 2005–2025
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2025 · original source
Nowthen payable 2025: city/town levies total $2,129,474; NTC levy $1,990,277; taxable NTC $8,940,545; average local NTC rates city 22.26% / county 30.25% / school 18.89% / special 2.55% (total 73.95%); residential homestead NTC $6,555,471 across 1,369 homesteads; average homestead EMV $480,372; fiscal disparities contribution $369,918 NTC, distribution levy $139,197. School districts serving Nowthen, payable-2025 average local NTC rates: St. Francis ISD 15 15.16%, Elk River ISD 728 25.25%.
Showing the key payable-2025 values these pages use. The full export covers every year and column for Nowthen, Anoka County, the county's other cities and towns, and the St. Francis and Elk River school districts.
| average residential homestead emv | $480,372 | |
| city town avg local ntc tax rate | 22.26% | |
| city town fiscal disparities dist levy | $139,197 | |
| city town levies total | $2,129,474 | |
| city town ntc levy | $1,990,277 | |
| county avg local ntc tax rate | 30.25% | |
| fiscal disparities cont ntc | $369,918 | |
| residential homestead count | 1,369 | |
| residential homestead ntc | $6,555,471 | |
| St. Francis schools (ISD 15) — school district avg local ntc tax rate | 15.16% | |
| school district avg local ntc tax rate | 18.89% | |
| Elk River schools (ISD 728) — school district avg local ntc tax rate | 25.25% | |
| special district avg local ntc tax rate | 2.55% | |
| taxable ntc | $8,940,545 | |
| total avg local ntc tax rate | 73.95% |
Metropolitan Council — fiscal disparities program (40% of C/I tax-base growth contributed to the area-wide pool)
Metropolitan Council · payable 2026 · original source
The metro fiscal-disparities system shares 40% of commercial-industrial tax-base growth across the seven-county area. The 60% local-retention figure used in scenarios is a simplification.
| Twin Cities metro — fiscal disparities contribution rate | 40% | |
| Twin Cities metro — fiscal disparities rough local retention rate | 60% | Scale estimate |
Minnesota DOR — cannabis gross receipts tax (15%); Local Government Cannabis Aid repealed, 2025 final aid year
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2026 · original source
Cannabis sales are subject to a 15% cannabis gross receipts tax plus applicable sales taxes. The Local Government Cannabis Aid program was repealed, with 2025 as the final aid year. Cannabis is therefore not a special local revenue stream for city property-tax scenarios.
| Minnesota — cannabis gross receipts tax rate | 15% |
Minnesota DOR certified Local Government Aid, aids payable 2026 — Nowthen $0
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2026 · original source
LGA is general-purpose aid intended partly for property-tax relief. The state’s LGA formula weighs each city’s tax base against its measured revenue need — Nowthen’s adjusted tax capacity now exceeds its formula need, so its certified aid is $0.
| lga certified | $0 |
Minnesota DOR — qualified data center program (sales-tax exemptions; electricity exemption ended July 1, 2025)
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2026 · original source
Qualified data centers may have enterprise IT equipment and software exempt from sales tax; electricity no longer qualifies starting July 1, 2025. Property-tax scenarios must use taxable real-property value, not total capital investment.
Minnesota DOR — Residential Homestead Property Tax Burden Report (Voss), taxes payable 2023
Minnesota Department of Revenue · payable 2023 · original source
Statewide homestead tax burden by income and region. Kept for reference. No figures from it are used on these pages.
Homestead market value exclusion formula (Minn. Stat. § 273.13 subd. 35)Not yet verified
Minnesota Legislature — Office of the Revisor of Statutes · payable 2026 · original source
The exclusion is 40 percent of a homestead’s estimated market value up to $95,000 (at most $38,000), reduced by 9 percent of the value above $95,000, and it reaches zero at about $517,222. This formula has not yet been checked against the Department of Revenue’s current worksheet, so the bill for a value you type in is an estimate.
| Minnesota — hmve full rate limit | $95,000 | |
| Minnesota — hmve max exclusion | $38,000 | |
| Minnesota — hmve phaseout rate | 9% | |
| Minnesota — hmve rate | 40% |
Minn. Stat. § 273.13 — property class rates (1a, 2a/2b, 3a)
Minnesota Legislature — Office of the Revisor of Statutes · payable 2026 · original source
Class 1a residential homestead: 1.0% of first $500,000, 1.25% above. Class 3a commercial-industrial: 1.5% of first $150,000, 2.0% above. Agricultural homestead land 0.5%; non-homestead / rural vacant 1.0%.
| Minnesota — class rate 1a first tier | 1% | |
| Minnesota — class rate 1a first tier limit | $500,000 | |
| Minnesota — class rate 1a upper tier | 1.25% | |
| Minnesota — class rate 2a homestead land | 0.5% | |
| Minnesota — class rate 2a nonhomestead | 1% | |
| Minnesota — class rate 2b rural vacant | 1% | |
| Minnesota — class rate 3a first tier | 1.5% | |
| Minnesota — class rate 3a first tier limit | $150,000 | |
| Minnesota — class rate 3a marginal | 2% |
Nowthen household count (1,541) used for average-home mathNot yet verified
· payable 2026
This count has not been matched to a city budget or an official demographic source. The calculators use the Department of Revenue homestead count instead.
| households | 1,541 households | Assumption |
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2018 Minnesota City Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2018 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN city for fiscal year 2018. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2019 Minnesota City Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2019 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN city for fiscal year 2019. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2020 Minnesota City Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2020 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN city for fiscal year 2020. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2021 Minnesota City Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2021 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN city for fiscal year 2021. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2022 Minnesota City Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2022 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN city for fiscal year 2022. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2023 Minnesota City Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2023 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN city for fiscal year 2023. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2018 Minnesota County Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2018 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN county for fiscal year 2018. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2019 Minnesota County Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2019 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN county for fiscal year 2019. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2020 Minnesota County Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2020 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN county for fiscal year 2020. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2021 Minnesota County Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2021 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN county for fiscal year 2021. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2022 Minnesota County Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2022 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN county for fiscal year 2022. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2023 Minnesota County Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2023 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN county for fiscal year 2023. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2018 Minnesota Town Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2018 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN town for fiscal year 2018. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2019 Minnesota Town Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2019 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN town for fiscal year 2019. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2020 Minnesota Town Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2020 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN town for fiscal year 2020. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2021 Minnesota Town Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2021 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN town for fiscal year 2021. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2022 Minnesota Town Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2022 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN town for fiscal year 2022. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
MN Office of the State Auditor — 2023 Minnesota Town Finances Report, raw data
Minnesota Office of the State Auditor · payable 2023 · original source
Governmental Funds sheet: audited/reported revenues, expenditures, levy, and population for every MN town for fiscal year 2023. Curated metric subset stored statewide; full column set for Anoka County jurisdictions.
Which population figure is used where
Nowthen's population appears as four numbers because each comes from a different count. 4,536 is the 2020 federal census, used for per-resident comparisons with other cities because every city has the same census count. 4,595 is the 2023 estimate in the state's aid certification file, used where these pages discuss state aid. 4,680 is the Metropolitan Council's certified 2024 estimate, used on the budget plan page for the 5,000-resident state aid threshold. 4,813 is the Metropolitan Council's preliminary 2025 estimate, the newest figure, shown on the city comparison pages and labeled preliminary.