Fridley property tax: where it goes

A typical Fridley house pays about $4,650 a year on the property tax bill, including flat charges on the same bill. Estimated from public rates, not anyone's actual bill.

A Fridley house pays 1.471% of its taxable value in property tax, plus flat charges on the same bill. For a house at $328,900 of value before exemptions with the homestead exemption, that's about $4,645 a year.

Tax is levied on estimated market value, less the homestead market value exclusion, times the class rate (1.00% on the first $500,000, 1.25% above) gives tax capacity, taxed at the local tax capacity rates.

Pay or manage it

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Who taxes this house

Taxing agency	Rate	On $328,900
Anoka County (including county/city radio)	0.3185%	$994
City of Fridley	0.482%	$1,503
Fridley Schools (ISD 14), on tax capacity (schools)	0.4214%	$1,315
Metropolitan Council, Metro Transit district and Metro Mosquito Control	0.0192%	$60
Special districts (Rice Creek watershed and Fridley HRA/EDA)	0.0326%	$102
Fridley Schools (ISD 14), referendum levies on market value (schools)	0.183%	$602
City of Fridley, market-value-based levy	0.0139%	$46
Anoka County solid waste management charge (per home)	flat	$24
Total	1.471%	$4,645

2026 taxes payable, Anoka County (Fridley tax area 41: Fridley schools ISD 14, Rice Creek WSD). Exemptions applied: Homestead market value exclusion ($16,949).

How Fridley compares with nearby cities

Property tax rate

Fridley1.47%
Columbia Heights · 3 mi1.56%
Mounds View · 3 mi1.76%
New Brighton · 3 mi1.76%
Brooklyn Park · 5 mi1.82%
Brooklyn Center · 3 mi1.94%

The combined rate of every agency on the bill, before exemptions.

Ways to pay less

File for homestead. Property taxes are lower on owner-occupied homes, and the homestead market value exclusion lowers the taxable value of homes valued under $517,200. How: Apply with Anoka County: if you buy and move in by December 1 and apply by December 31, the next year's tax reflects homestead.
Minnesota special property tax refund. The special refund, regardless of income, pays back 60% of a property tax increase beyond 12% and $100 from the prior year, up to $1,000. How: Check eligibility and file with the Minnesota Department of Revenue.
Seniors 65+: defer part of your property tax. With the Senior Citizens Property Tax Deferral, the tax you pay is 3% of household income and the state pays the rest as a loan, repaid with interest when you sell or cancel. How: You must be 65 or older (if married, the other spouse at least 62) with household income of $96,000 or less; apply by November 1.
Pay property tax by check to skip the fee. Anoka County's online payments carry a 2.6% fee for cards and a $3.50 fee for eCheck; check by mail, cash or check in person, and the Direct Payment Program have no service fee. How: Mail a check or enroll in the Direct Payment Program (call 763-323-5400).

Dates

When	What
Dec 31 (in 56 days)	Apply for homestead (own and occupy by December 1) for next year's tax
May 15	First half of real property taxes due
Aug 15	Minnesota property tax refund due; you may still file up to one year late
Oct 15	Second half of real property taxes due
Early January	Unpaid property taxes and penalties become delinquent on the first business day in January

Sources

Checked October 28, 2026. Every number here comes from the public sources listed, matched by our checker.

Rates change every year; this page shows when it was last checked. Nothing here is legal, tax or insurance advice.

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