Economic Impact Analysis

ECONOMIC AND REVENUE IMPACTS 
OF PROJECT JAGUAR 
GLENDALE, ARIZONA 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
MARCH 2022 
 
 
 
 
PREPARED BY: 
 
APPLIED ECONOMICS 
11209 N. TATUM BLVD, SUITE 225 
PHOENIX, AZ  85028

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INTRODUCTION 
 
Applied Economics has been contracted by the City of Glendale to perform a third party 
economic and revenue analysis of Project Jaguar.  This analysis is intended to provide a 
framework for understanding the economic and revenue impacts that the company’s 
operations could create, and the potential impacts of a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) incentive.   
 
Project Jaguar is considering constructing a new distribution and administrative facility in 
Glendale. The approximately 74-acre site being considered for this facility is located south of 
the SEC of Northern Avenue and Reems Road.  The company’s capital investment is estimated 
at $177 million and includes $69 for shell building construction and tenant improvements, and 
$108 million for equipment.  It is anticipated that this capital investment would take place over 
four years.  The company could create 2,465 jobs by the sixth year of operations at an average 
wage of $46,000. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The economic and revenue impacts presented here are based on information about Project Jaguar 
provided by the city and the company.  Actual results could vary significantly.  However, even if the 
assumptions outlined in this report were to occur, there will usually be differences between the 
projections and the actual results because events and circumstances frequently do not occur as expected.  
This analysis is based on the best available information and is intended to aid the City of Glendale in 
evaluating this potential economic development opportunity.  All dollar estimates should be interpreted 
as order of magnitude estimates only.  In no way will Applied Economics LLC be held responsible or have 
any liability or be subject to damages as a result of this analysis.  This report may be used only for the 
purposes that it was intended.

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PROJECT JAGUAR IMPACT SUMMARY 
 
Jobs, Payroll and Capital Investment 
New Jobs  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     
      2,465 
Estimated Annual Payroll 
 
 
 
              
 
$113.8 M 
Capital Investment (buildings and equipment) 
   
 
$177.0 M 
 
10-Year Economic Impacts  
Economic Impact of Operations  
 
 
 
 
     $3.4 B 
Total Job Impacts 
 
           
 
  2,465 Direct/970 Indirect 
 
Economic Impact of Construction    
 
 
 
 
$104.1 M 
Total Job Impacts 
 
 
 
               575 Direct/215 Indirect 
 
 
10-Year Revenue Impacts 
 
Direct Revenues to City* 
 
 
   
 
    
                $7.5 M 
Employee Revenues to City (based on 2,465 jobs)  
                $7.0 M 
 
*Assumes company qualifies for FTZ property tax reduction.

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IMPACT SUMMARY 
 
The operations of Project Jaguar’s new distribution and administrative facility in Glendale could 
provide a variety of economic benefits to the city.  These include economic impacts, which 
measure the effects of economic stimuli or expenditures in the local economy in terms of direct 
and indirect jobs, labor income, and output that could be generated by the company’s 
operations.  The project could also generate revenue impacts, defined here as tax revenues to 
the city, including property, sales and utility franchise taxes from the company’s operations, as 
well as taxes generated by direct employees living in Glendale.  A summary of potential impacts 
on the city is detailed below. 
 
Economic Impacts 
 
• Overall Operations Impacts.  In total, Project Jaguar could create an economic 
impact of $3.4 billion in the City of Glendale over the next ten years.  The company’s 
operations could directly and indirectly support an estimated 3,435 jobs (including 
2,465 direct jobs) and generate $1.3 billion in total labor income over ten years. 
 
• Jobs and Income.  The facility could directly employ 2,465 people at full operating 
levels with an annual payroll of $113.8 million.  Through the multiplier effect, an 
additional 970 indirect and induced jobs and $49.4 million in annual payroll could be 
supported at other businesses in Glendale.  The additional jobs and payroll at other 
local businesses stem from indirect and induced impacts of supplier demand created 
by the company and consumer demand created by its employees. 
 
 Construction Impacts.  About 575 direct construction jobs and 215 additional 
indirect jobs could be created in Glendale over a two-year period through the $68.7 
million in estimated new construction activity.  This would result in a one-time 
economic impact of $104.1 million to the city.  An estimated total of $3.7 million in 
one-time city construction and equipment sales taxes and permit/planning fees 
could also be generated during the construction phase.   
 
 Supported Population.  The 2,465 direct jobs and approximately 970 indirect and 
induced jobs associated with Project Jaguar’s new operations could support a 
population (including families) of about 2,100 people in the City of Glendale.  This 
estimate assumes that approximately 29 percent of the workforce would live in the 
city based on regional commuting patterns. 
 
Revenue Impacts 
 
• Direct Revenue Impacts.  The company’s new distribution and administrative 
facilities could generate new one-time and on-going tax revenues to the city, in 
addition to the economic impacts described above.  This includes, one-time 
construction sales tax and permit-related fees, property taxes on the new facilities

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and equipment and on-going sales and utility franchise tax revenues with new 
revenues to the city totaling $7.5 million over the first ten years of operations. This 
estimate assumes that the company would qualify for FTZ benefits.   
 
• Employee Revenue Impacts.  In addition to revenues generated by the company, 
direct employees living in Glendale could generate property, sales and utility 
franchise taxes as well as state shared revenues. Employee revenues are estimated 
at $7.0 million over ten years. 
 
 Foreign Trade Zone.  Assuming that the company is able to qualify for a Foreign 
Trade Zone designation under U.S. Customs and Border Protection guidelines, they 
could also qualify for a 5 percent assessment ratio on real and personal property 
taxes.  This reduction from the normal commercial and industrial assessment ratio 
would result in an estimated tax savings of $2.1 million over ten years in city 
property taxes, based on the specified level of capital investment.1 The site that the 
company is considering is vacant and will generate approximately $14,000 in 
property taxes to the city in 2022. 
 
Project Jaguar could be a significant contributor to the region’s economy, providing export jobs 
that bring new wealth to the region.  The 2,465 new jobs associated with the project would be 
net new jobs to the state, thereby growing the economy both locally and regionally.  The 
location of this company in Glendale would not only create a large number of new jobs in the 
community, but also support a significant amount of additional economic activity at related 
local supplier and consumer businesses, as well as generating new tax revenues. 
 
1 The 2023 assessment ratio on commercial and industrial property will be 17 percent.  This ratio is being reduced 
by 0.5 percent per year through 2025 to 16 percent.

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ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS 
 
The potential economic benefits resulting from the location of the Project Jaguar in Glendale 
can be measured in terms of both the one-time construction impacts and on-going operations 
impacts.  These impacts would include direct and indirect jobs, labor income and output that 
would be generated by the project.  Indirect impacts are the result of the multiplier effect and 
capture supported supplier and consumer businesses and employees in the city that would 
benefit from this company.   
 
Construction Impacts 
 
Project Jaguar is anticipated to support investment of $68.7 million in Glendale for the 
construction of a new shell building and tenant improvements.  The multiplier effect of this 
spending could result in a total increase in economic activity of about $104.1 million during the 
two-year construction period.  The approximately 790 direct and indirect jobs created in 
Glendale by the construction project could also generate more than $47.5 million in labor 
income over the construction period. Total labor income, or earnings, and the total increase in 
economic activity from construction are shown in Figure 1.   
 
FIGURE 1 
PROJECTED CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS OF PROJECT JAGUAR 
 
Year
Construction 
Expenditures
Jobs
Labor Income
Output
Jobs
Labor Income
2022
$52,500,000
440
$27,587,029
$79,541,983
604
$36,328,875
2023
$16,201,890
134
$8,513,562
$24,547,247
186
$11,211,361
Total
$68,701,890
575
$36,100,591
$104,089,230
790
$47,540,235
Direct
Total
 
 
Operations Impacts 
 
The projected economic impacts from the Project Jaguar’s distribution and administrative 
activities in Glendale are shown in Figure 2.  The company is anticipated to create 2,158 new 
light manufacturing and distribution jobs with an estimated annual payroll of $89.2 million, and 
an additional 307 management and administrative jobs with an annual payroll of $24.6 million 
by the sixth year of operations.  Through local supplier purchases, as well as employee 
spending, Project Jaguar could create an annual economic impact of $427.7 million in Glendale 
at stabilized operating levels (Figure 2).  The multiplier effect of the company’s operations on 
the city could result in a total economic impact of $3.4 billion over the next ten years, 
supporting an estimated 3,435 direct and indirect jobs and $1.3 billion in total labor income.

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FIGURE 2 
PROJECTED ANNUAL OPERATIONS IMPACT OF PROJECT JAGUAR 
 
Labor
Labor
Year
Output
Jobs
Income
Output
Jobs
Income
2023
$3,909,393
42
$1,883,207
$6,312,028
56
$2,604,191
2024
$181,852,845 1,716
$78,522,924
$292,732,170
2,381
$112,303,209
2025
$194,398,215 1,819
$83,747,182
$312,869,521
2,530
$119,873,527
2026
$207,154,988 1,923
$89,059,054
$333,343,472
2,680
$127,571,743
2027
$220,216,244 2,029
$94,458,236
$354,304,311
2,834
$135,414,717
2028
$265,768,992 2,465
$113,758,098
$427,654,366
3,435
$163,170,007
2029
$265,768,992 2,465
$113,758,098
$427,654,366
3,435
$163,170,007
2030
$265,768,992 2,465
$113,758,098
$427,654,366
3,435
$163,170,007
2031
$265,768,992 2,465
$113,758,098
$427,654,366
3,435
$163,170,007
2032
$265,768,992 2,465
$113,758,098
$427,654,366
3,435
$163,170,007
10 Year Total
$2,136,376,646 2,465
$916,461,091
$3,437,833,330
3,435
$1,313,617,425
Direct
Total
 
 
The new jobs generated directly and indirectly by Project Jaguar could support a resident base 
of about 2,100 people in Glendale. This includes families of direct employees, as well as families 
of employees at related supplier and consumer businesses, and assumes that about 29 percent 
of the employees will work and live in the city.2 
 
The secondary or indirect/induced impacts described here are called multiplier effects.  
Multiplier effects are a way of representing the larger economic effects on the local economy.  
The multiplier effects translate an increase in output (defined as labor cost, plus cost of inputs 
plus profits) into a corresponding increase in jobs and labor income.  In essence, the multiplier 
effect represents the recycling of local spending.  This recycling process creates new business 
opportunities.   
 
The multipliers used in this analysis are from IMPLAN, a national vendor of economic impact 
software, and are specific to the economic base of Glendale.  Industry specific multipliers for 
warehousing, management and industrial construction were used in the analysis.  The output 
multiplier for this project is 1.61.  This means that for every $1 million of output created by the 
company, an additional $610,000 in economic activity is generated in the local economy, along 
with about 4 jobs and about $186,000 in payroll at other local businesses.   
 
 
2 Based on data from the Maricopa County Rideshare Survey, 29 percent of people who work in Glendale also live 
in Glendale.

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REVENUE IMPACTS  
 
In addition to supporting jobs and output at related businesses in the city, Project Jaguar could 
also result in new tax revenues.  In total, the company could generate an estimated $7.5 million 
in direct revenues and $7.0 million in employee tax revenues in Glendale over the next ten 
years, based on the assumptions used in this analysis.  There would be additional revenues to 
the school district, county and state.  Details on local property taxes by jurisdiction, with and 
without FTZ benefits, are included in Appendix A.  
 
Company Impacts 
 
Direct revenues generated by the company over ten years, based on the pro-forma 
assumptions provided by the company, are estimated at $7.5 million, assuming they qualify for 
FTZ property tax reductions.  Direct property tax revenues to the city with the FTZ could total 
$941,000 over the first ten years of operations, including both real and personal property 
(Figure 3).  Note that the proposed site is currently vacant and is will generate approximately 
$14,000 in annual property taxes to the city in 2022. 
 
Property taxes are based on the estimated limited property value of the new building and the 
annual depreciated value of new equipment.  For purposes of this analysis, all equipment is 
depreciated based on a 10-year life.  Accelerated depreciation is also applied in the first five 
years following equipment purchase, per state statute.  It is assumed that real property value 
would increase by 5 percent per year, based on recent increases in LPV for the other 
manufacturing and warehouse properties in the city and statutory guidelines.     
 
In addition to property taxes, there would be one-time sales taxes, planning/permit fees and 
development impact fees from facility construction estimated at $3.7 million to the city during 
the four-year construction and equipment investment period.  Permit-related fees are roughly 
estimated at $2.0 million, and the remaining $1.7 million would be made up of construction 
sales tax and use taxes on non-manufacturing equipment. 
 
There could be on-going sales tax revenues associated with the company’s utility usage and real 
and personal property leases estimated at $255,000 per year, plus utility franchise fees of 
$30,000 per year.  Total sales and franchise taxes are estimated at $3.3 million over ten years, 
excluding construction sales tax.

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FIGURE 3 
ESTIMATED DIRECT REVENUE IMPACT OF PROJECT JAGUAR 
 
Property
Plan/Permit
Utility 
Total City
Year
Sales Tax1
Tax2
Fees3
Franchise
Revenues
2022 (Const.)
$1,379,982
$0
$1,960,377
$0
$3,340,359
2023
$611,009
$63,884
$0
$9,812
$684,705
2024
$238,645
$79,727
$0
$26,778
$345,151
2025
$300,975
$91,110
$0
$26,658
$418,743
2026
$250,270
$102,063
$0
$26,672
$379,005
2027
$254,805
$109,198
$0
$29,542
$393,546
2028
$254,805
$110,050
$0
$29,542
$394,398
2029
$254,805
$105,884
$0
$29,542
$390,232
2030
$254,805
$99,770
$0
$29,542
$384,118
2031
$254,805
$92,697
$0
$29,542
$377,045
2032
$254,805
$86,801
$0
$29,542
$371,149
10 Year Total
$4,309,715
$941,185
$1,960,377
$267,174
$7,478,451
1 Includes nonrecurring construction and equipment sales tax in first four years.
2 Includes building value and depreciated equipment value at 5% assessment ratio.  
3 Includes permit fees, plan review fees and development impact fees.
 
 
Employee Revenues 
 
In addition to the direct taxes paid by the company, there could also be taxes generated by 
employees living in Glendale estimated at $7.0 million over the ten year period, based on 2,465  
new jobs (Figure 4).  Using the results from the economic impact analysis, it is possible to 
estimate employee tax impacts.   
 
Employee sales taxes are estimated at $2.5 million over ten years.  Employee sales tax revenues 
represent sales taxes on household spending by direct employees living in Glendale.  Sales taxes 
to the city are estimated by multiplying direct labor income from the economic impact by 33 
percent (share of taxable expenditures), multiplied by a residency ratio of 29 percent and the 
city sales tax rate of 2.9 percent.3  There could be an additional 2 percent franchise tax on 
residential utility expenditures resulting in an estimated $240,000 in utility franchise taxes over 
the next ten years from employees, assuming an average monthly utility bill of $192.4 
 
Direct employees could also generate an estimated $867,000 in property tax revenues to the 
city over ten years. Employee property tax revenues were based on average residential 
assessed value per capita in Glendale multiplied by the annual supported population, times the 
current city property tax rate of 1.73 percent.   
 
 
3 According to the Census Bureau Consumer Expenditure Survey, persons in the median income range spend about 
33 percent of their income on taxable goods. 
4 Council for Community and Economic Research, Cost of Living Index, Q3 2021.

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FIGURE 4 
ESTIMATED EMPLOYEE REVENUE IMPACT OF PROJECT JAGUAR 
 
Property
Utility State-Shared
Total City
Year
Sales Tax1
Tax2
Franchise
Revenues1
Revenues
2023
$5,226
$1,835
$507
$7,126
$14,694
2024
$217,925
$74,963
$20,717
$291,128
$604,734
2025
$232,424
$79,463
$21,961
$308,603
$642,450
2026
$247,166
$84,006
$23,216
$326,247
$680,635
2027
$262,150
$88,637
$24,496
$344,231
$719,513
2028
$315,713
$107,683
$29,760
$418,200
$871,356
2029
$315,713
$107,683
$29,760
$418,200
$871,356
2030
$315,713
$107,683
$29,760
$418,200
$871,356
2031
$315,713
$107,683
$29,760
$418,200
$871,356
2032
$315,713
$107,683
$29,760
$418,200
$871,356
10 Year Total
$2,543,454
$867,321
$239,696
$3,368,336
$7,018,807
1 Includes Urban Revenue Sharing, State Sales Tax and Auto Lieu Tax.
Note:  All figures are in constant 2022 dollars. Analysis assumes 29% of employees live in the City of 
Glendale for the calculation of employee revenues.
 
 
New employees living in Glendale could also result in increased state shared revenues.  State 
shared revenues include state sales tax, urban revenue sharing and auto lieu tax, all of which 
are distributed to the city based on population.  Applying the current amount the city is 
receiving per capita to the projected new residents associated with this project, the city could 
receive an estimated $3.4 million in new state shared revenues over the next ten years, 
assuming 29 percent of the new employees live in Glendale.  All total, revenues from the direct 
employees of Project Jaguar to the city are estimated at $7.0 million over ten years. 
 
Summary 
 
The operations of the Project Jaguar in Glendale, as described in this analysis, could create 
significant economic benefits for the city.  The company would not only create a large number 
of new light manufacturing, warehouse and management jobs, but would also create additional 
demand for other local businesses based on supplier purchases and employee spending.  Along 
with supporting economic activity in the private sector, the company’s operations could 
generate new tax revenues to the city, as well as to other local taxing entities, in the form of 
increased sales, utility franchise and property taxes.

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APPENDIX A 
 
This Appendix details the potential impacts of FTZ tax reductions to the city, county, school 
districts and other taxing districts associated with Project Jaguar.  These are rough estimates 
based on initial capital investment information provided by the company and could vary 
significantly depending on the actual assessed value of real and personal property. 
 
Using current mill rates at the proposed site and estimated limited property value of the 
building plus the depreciated value of personal property investments by the company, Figure A-
1 shows the amount of new property taxes by year that would be paid to the city, school 
districts, county and other local taxing jurisdictions if an FTZ application for property 
reclassification is approved.   The FTZ property tax benefits reduce the assessment ratio on real 
and personal property to 5 percent, down from the normal 17 percent ratio for commercial and 
industrial property.5  This could result in $7.4 million in new tax revenues to the city, county, 
schools and other special districts over the next ten years, assuming a 5 percent annual 
increase in the value of real property.   
 
FIGURE A-1 
PROPERTY TAX IMPACT OF PROJECT JAGUAR CAPITAL INVESTMENT  
WITH FTZ PROPERTY TAX BENEFITS 
 
Year
New 
Investment
Annual Taxable 
Value*
City of 
Glendale
Agua Fria 
High School
Litchfield 
Elementary
Maricopa 
County
Maricopa 
Community 
Colleges
Other 
Special 
Districts
Total
2022
$120,333,170
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
2023
$44,936,808
$74,037,813
$63,884 122154.987
$129,381
$49,824
$45,374
$89,116
$499,733
2024
$0
$92,400,063
$79,727
$152,451
$161,469
$62,181
$56,627
$111,217
$623,673
2025
$11,730,676
$105,591,742
$91,110
$174,216
$184,522
$71,058
$64,712
$127,095
$712,713
2026
$0
$118,286,137
$102,063
$195,160
$206,705
$79,601
$72,492
$142,375
$798,396
2027
$0
$126,554,774
$109,198
$208,803
$221,154
$85,165
$77,559
$152,328
$854,207
2028
$0
$127,542,999
$110,050
$210,433
$222,881
$85,830
$78,165
$153,517
$860,877
2029
$0
$122,714,602
$105,884
$202,467
$214,444
$82,581
$75,206
$147,705
$828,287
2030
$0
$115,628,282
$99,770
$190,775
$202,060
$77,812
$70,863
$139,176
$780,456
2031
$0
$107,431,428
$92,697
$177,251
$187,736
$72,296
$65,839
$129,310
$725,130
2032
$0
$100,598,048
$86,801
$165,977
$175,795
$67,697
$61,652
$121,085
$679,007
10 Yr Total
$177,000,654
$1,090,785,888
$941,185
$1,799,688
$1,906,148
$734,044
$668,488
$1,312,924
$7,362,478
Property Tax by Jurisdiction with FTZ
*Includes additional and regular depreciation and 5 percent assessment ratio.  Real property value is increased by 5 percent per year.
 
 
In order to clearly show the impacts of the FTZ property reclassification to local taxing 
jurisdictions, Figure A-2 details the amount of new property taxes by jurisdiction over the next 
ten years at a normal 16 to 17 percent assessment ratio.  Under these conditions, the new 
capital investment by Project Jaguar could generate $23.7 million in tax revenues to the city, 
county, schools and other local taxing jurisdictions over the next ten years.  
 
 
5 The 2023 assessment ratio on commercial and industrial property will be 17 percent.  This ratio is being reduced 
by 0.5 percent per year through 2025 to 16 percent.

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FIGURE A-2 
PROPERTY TAX IMPACT OF PROJECT JAGUAR CAPITAL INVESTMENT  
WITHOUT FTZ PROPERTY TAX BENEFITS 
 
Year
New 
Investment
Annual Taxable 
Value*
City of 
Glendale
Agua Fria 
High School
Litchfield 
Elementary
Maricopa 
County
Maricopa 
Community 
Colleges
Other 
Special 
Districts
Total
2022
$120,333,170
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
2023
$44,936,808
$74,037,813
$217,204
$415,327
$439,896
$169,401
$154,272
$302,993
$1,699,092
2024
$0
$92,400,063
$263,100
$503,088
$532,848
$205,196
$186,870
$367,017
$2,058,120
2025
$11,730,676
$105,591,742
$291,551
$557,491
$590,469
$227,385
$207,078
$406,706
$2,280,680
2026
$0
$118,286,137
$326,602
$624,513
$661,456
$254,722
$231,973
$455,600
$2,554,867
2027
$0
$126,554,774
$349,433
$668,169
$707,694
$272,528
$248,189
$487,448
$2,733,462
2028
$0
$127,542,999
$352,162
$673,386
$713,220
$274,656
$250,127
$491,255
$2,754,806
2029
$0
$122,714,602
$338,830
$647,894
$686,220
$264,259
$240,658
$472,657
$2,650,518
2030
$0
$115,628,282
$319,264
$610,480
$646,593
$248,999
$226,761
$445,363
$2,497,460
2031
$0
$107,431,428
$296,631
$567,204
$600,757
$231,347
$210,686
$413,791
$2,320,416
2032
$0
$100,598,048
$277,763
$531,126
$562,544
$216,632
$197,285
$387,471
$2,172,821
10 Yr Total
$177,000,654
$1,090,785,888
$3,032,540
$5,798,677
$6,141,698
$2,365,125
$2,153,900
$4,230,303 $23,722,242
Property Tax by Jurisdiction without FTZ
*Includes additional and regular depreciation and graduated assessment ratio from 17% in 2023 to 16% in 2025 and beyond.  Real property 
value is increased by 5 percent per year.
 
 
The final figure shows the projected amount of property taxes that could be generated by the 
property based on its current limited property value, assuming no new development (Figure A-
3).  This vacant parcel is will generate about $109,000 in total annual property taxes in 2022, or 
about $1.4 million over 10 years assuming a 5 percent annual increase in property value. 
 
FIGURE A-3 
PROPERTY TAX IMPACT WITH NO NEW DEVELOPMENT 
 
Year
New 
Investment
Annual Taxable 
Value*
City of 
Glendale
Agua Fria 
High School
Litchfield 
Elementary
Maricopa 
County
Maricopa 
Community 
Colleges
Other 
Special 
Districts
Total
2022
$0
$5,373,115
$13,909
$26,595
$28,169
$10,848
$9,879
$19,402
$108,801
2023
$0
$5,641,771
$14,604
$27,925
$29,577
$11,390
$10,373
$20,372
$114,241
2024
$0
$5,923,860
$15,334
$29,321
$31,056
$11,959
$10,891
$21,391
$119,953
2025
$0
$6,220,053
$16,101
$30,787
$32,609
$12,557
$11,436
$22,460
$125,950
2026
$0
$6,531,055
$16,906
$32,327
$34,239
$13,185
$12,008
$23,583
$132,248
2027
$0
$6,857,608
$17,751
$33,943
$35,951
$13,844
$12,608
$24,762
$138,860
2028
$0
$7,200,488
$18,639
$35,640
$37,749
$14,537
$13,238
$26,001
$145,803
2029
$0
$7,560,513
$19,571
$37,422
$39,636
$15,264
$13,900
$27,301
$153,094
2030
$0
$7,938,538
$20,549
$39,293
$41,618
$16,027
$14,595
$28,666
$160,748
2031
$0
$8,335,465
$21,577
$41,258
$43,699
$16,828
$15,325
$30,099
$168,786
10 Yr Total
$0
$67,582,466
$174,941
$334,513
$354,301
$136,439
$124,254
$244,037
$1,368,484
Property Tax by Jurisdiction
*Parcel 501-50-002G