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Jones County property tax
Find property records, the appraisal district, and the right office for your tax bill.
Where to start
Values, property records, and exemptions: start with the appraisal district.
Bills and payments: the Comptroller directory says this county tax office does not collect property taxes. Check your bill and the directory’s collecting-unit notes for the correct collector.
Jones County appraisal district
1137 E. Court Plaza Anson, TX 79501-4314
Mailing address
P.O. Box 348 Anson, TX 79501-0348
Directory publisher updated this office: 2023-09-19.
Jones County tax assessor / collector
101 Courthouse Square, 1st Floor Anson, Texas 79501-4318
Mailing address
P.O. Box 511 Anson, Texas 79501-0511
Directory publisher updated this office: 2019-01-07.
Who collects the tax?
This tax office does not collect property taxes. When a county tax assessor does not collect property taxes, the county appraisal district may be responsible for collecting some or all local property taxes. Contact your appraisal district.
Taxing units listed by the directory
- 127-000-00 Jones County
- 030-902-02 Clyde Consolidated Independent School District
- 076-903-02 Roby Consolidated Independent School District
- 104-907-02 Paint Creek Independent School District
- 127-901-02 Anson Independent School District
- 127-903-02 Hamlin Independent School District
- 127-904-02 Hawley Independent School District
- 127-905-02 Lueders-Avoca Independent School District
- 127-906-02 Stamford Independent School District
- 221-901-02 Abilene Independent School District
- 221-904-02 Merkel Independent School District
- 221-905-02 Trent Independent School District
- 127-101-03 City of Hamlin
- 127-102-03 City of Anson
- 127-103-03 City of Stamford
- 127-104-03 City of Lueders
- 127-105-03 City of Hawley
- 127-201-11 Hamlin HD
- 127-202-11 Stamford HD
- 127-203-11 Anson Hospital District
Homestead and over-65 exemptions
Apply through the appraisal district where your home is located. Ask about the general residence homestead exemption and any age-65 or disability exemption that applies to you.
A qualifying over-65 or disabled homeowner may have a school-district tax ceiling. A ceiling limits qualifying taxes; it does not freeze your appraised value. Improvements and other changes can affect it. County, city, and junior-college ceilings depend on local adoption; confirm each taxing unit with the appraisal district.
Comptroller exemption guidance ↗ · Tax ceilings and property-tax basics ↗ · Residence homestead application (50-114) ↗
Your property-tax checklist
- Find your property account and review the address, owners, and taxing units.
- Ask the appraisal district which homestead exemptions are recorded.
- If you are 65 or older, ask about your school tax ceiling and local options.
- Check the current application instructions for supporting documents and deadlines.
- Use the collector named on your bill for payment balances and due dates.
- Keep copies of applications, confirmations, and correspondence.
Source & checks
Comptroller’s Jones County office directory ↗. Retrieved 2026-10-07. Office publication dates are shown separately; contact details can change.
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