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Palo Pinto 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 directory lists the county tax office as a collecting unit. Confirm it handles the taxing units on your bill.
Palo Pinto County appraisal district
200 Church Ave. Palo Pinto, TX 76484-9998
Mailing address
P.O. Box 250 Palo Pinto, TX 76484-0250
Directory publisher updated this office: 2026-06-04.
Palo Pinto County tax assessor / collector
520 Oak St. Palo Pinto, Texas 76484-6000
Mailing address
P.O. Box 160 Palo Pinto, Texas 76484-0160
Directory publisher updated this office: 2017-01-06.
Who collects the tax?
Palo Pinto County
Taxing units listed by the directory
- 182-000-00 Palo Pinto County
- 182-901-02 Gordon Independent School District
- 182-902-02 Graford Independent School District
- 182-903-02 Mineral Wells Independent School District
- 182-904-02 Santo Independent School District
- 182-905-02 Strawn Independent School District
- 182-906-02 Palo Pinto Independent School District
- 182-101-03 City of Gordon
- 182-102-03 City of Graford
- 182-103-03 City of Mingus
- 182-104-03 City of Strawn
- 182-105-03 City of Mineral Wells
- 182-201-04 Lakeview Point MUD
- 182-202-04 Ranger Ridge MUD
- 182-201-06 Keechi Water Control District #1
- 182-202-06 Sportsman's World WD
- 182-201-11 Palo Pinto HD
- 182-201-13 Palo Pinto FWSD #1
- 182-201-40 Palo Pinto County ESD
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 Palo Pinto County office directory ↗. Retrieved 2026-10-07. Office publication dates are shown separately; contact details can change.
Direct tools appear only when found on an official office website and reachable at the last check. The office website could not be checked; use the directory contact details.